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institutes and Brazil's National Institute for Space Research (INPE), National Institute for Amazon Research (INPA) and the National Centre for Monitoring and Early Warning of Natural Disasters(CEMADEN). UK academic partners include the Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, University of Edinburgh

Climate Centre training session on early action based on seasonal forecasts The training will discuss on the basics of seasonal forecasting, its skill and predictability in South Asia and the regional climate outlook forum, and will co-explore approaches of integrating seasonal forecast information

. The pilot SASCOF product was presented and a timeline for its roll out was presented jointly by Becks Parfitt from the Met Office and Dr Pai from Regional Climate Centre Pune. Image: Participants engaging at SASCOF-17 The final session of the SASCOF included a short workshop on longer term climate

Centre (PPE-15) and 13 models from other international climate modelling centres (CMIP5-13) RCP 2.6 RCP 8.5 1900-2100 Global UK Regional (12km) projections A set of 12 high resolution climate projections at 12km spatial resolution driven by the global climate model projections RCP 8.5 1981-2080 Europe UK

Centre (PPE-15) and 13 models from other international climate modelling centres (CMIP5-13) RCP 2.6 RCP 8.5 1900-2100 Global UK Regional (12km) projections A set of 12 high resolution climate projections at 12km spatial resolution driven by the global climate model projections RCP 8.5 1981-2080 Europe UK

Centre (PPE-15) and 13 models from other international climate modelling centres (CMIP5-13) RCP 2.6 RCP 8.5 1900-2100 Global UK Regional (12km) projections A set of 12 high resolution climate projections at 12km spatial resolution driven by the global climate model projections RCP 8.5 1981-2080 Europe UK

• The CE’s report also covered the launch of Clear Flight, an update on the BBC contract and tendering process, the good news regarding recently signed contact with AFWA for Horace V provision, the various web developments and the visit of Kevan Jones MP to the Flood Forecasting centre. • Julia Slingo

and a two-year visiting scientist position at the National Centre for Atmospheric Research in Colorado. His science has focused on work which improves the representation of the atmosphere in global and regional modelling systems for weather and climate. Recent roles in the Met Office included Head

Office Hadley Centre in Summer 2009, as a member of the Climate Impacts Analysis team, which is part of Climate Impacts. Before that he worked as a GIS analyst for Maplecroft, developing environmental, social and political indicators to advise businesses on global risks. The majority of his work

-recognised expertise across the DRR arena enables us to engage at policy level with governments and organisations to share our scientific knowledge, people-centred risk management skills and early warning system design expertise to support both the UK’s and international organisations' policy development