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for the MAM 2019 season and this would enhance resilience of the people to climate variability. WISER W2-SIP project A feedback questionnaire was administered by CARE at GHACOF51 to evaluate the deliverables of W2-SIP. The questionnaire was based on the log frame. W2-SIP will be reporting on the results

and local governments, or by their executive agencies; and • each transaction of which: a. is administered with the promotion of the economic development and welfare of developing countries as its main objective; and b. is concessional in character and conveys a grant element of at least 25

an order for data or data services together with the details necessary to administer your account. Information that you provide by filling in forms and subscribing to our services. Information that you provide to us when you write to us, including by email or when we speak to you by telephone

gathered daily from around the globe, including around half a million from the Met Office’s UK network of meteorological stations. The project, which has now concluded, was funded by the Network Innovation Allowance (NIA), administered by Ofgem. The NIA programme supports innovation by electricity

government.  We are administering funds from the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) through the Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnerships (WCSSP) programme. The Programme draws on expertise across the breadth of the UK research community. We will be allocating funding

detailed description information, language, any restrictions governing access or copying and whether digitised copies are available with links to online content where relevant. Because the Met Office archive holds and administers the archive collections of both the Met Office and the Royal Meteorological

equipment, or enhanced visual display equipment for decision-making. Concepts should not be limited to these example items. • Funding of basic or academic research is excluded. • The lead organisation(s) must have the capacity to administer and transfer British Pounds (GBP). Other collaborating

, translation, MEL etc.). • Funding of basic or academic research is excluded. • The lead organisation(s) must have the capacity to administer and transfer British Pounds (GBP). Other collaborating bidders may include organisations from within region; national, regional, or international offices

administer funding through our Weather and Climate Science for Service Partnership (WCSSP) programme. The WCSSP programme has been developing a global network of partnerships that harness the weather and climate scientific expertise of UK and partner countries to strengthen the weather and climate

. Through the Newton Fund the UK continues to work in close partnership with these countries on cutting-edge research, with the primary objective of delivering benefit to developing countries around the world, as well as secondary benefits in the UK, China and India. The Met Office is administering