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FIRST NATIONAL CLIMATE OUTLOOK FORUM
With technical support from ACMAD, Cameroon organised its first National Climate Outlook Forum, held in Yaoundé from 8 to 11 October. Overall, a normal season is expected in most regions. read the full press release.
PUMA2025 Implementation in ACMAD
ACMAD received PUMA2025 Equipment in the conference room which has been installed with a practical training being organized within the center from September 23rd to September 27th, 2024
19th Regional Forum on Seasonal Climate Prediction in Central Africa (PRESAC-19)
ACMAD, the African Union and CAPC organized PRESAC 19 from September 9 to 13, 2024 in Douala, Cameroon
Online Training Workshop on Seasonal Climate Prediction for Central Africa ahead of PRESAC-19
ACMAD organizes in collaboration with CAPC-AC an online capacity building workshop on Seasonal Climate Prediction for Central Africa from September 2-6 2024.
ONLINE USER ENGAGEMENT TRAINING ON AGRICULTURAL SEASON ONSET MONITORING IN AFRICA
ACMAD organizes an online user engagement training on agricultural season onset monitoring in Africa on September 3rd, 2024.
Special Information on flood in the Sahel Reduction in Niger
Extremely wet week (11-18 Aug) with significant heavy rainfall leading to devastating Flood over many parts of Sahel.
Consultation workshop for the establishment and operationalization of UIP DRR and Agriculture, Douala, Cameroon (July 23-25)
ACMAD, ClimSA and WMO support the operationalization and strengthening of the User Interfaces for Agriculture and DRR in Cameroon.
ACMAD Hosts a Joint UN Mission to Strengthen Early Warning Systems and Disaster Risk Reduction in Niger
ACMAD had the pleasure of hosting a joint mission composed of representatives from the UNDRR Regional Office for Africa, AICS Headquarters, AICS Niger, African Union Commission, the Sahel Resilience Project Team (UNDP), and the WMO Regional Office for Africa to explore how to enhance Early warning system in Niger.
Global Flood Partnership Meeting
ACMAD attended the Global Flood Partnership Annual Conference in Nairobi (July 24-26, 2024) focused on ” EW4ALL: Strengthening Resilience Against Flooding”
The Seventeenth African Continental Climate Outlook Forum
ACMAD in collaboration with its partners organized the 17th African Continental Climate Outlook Forum (ACCOF17) from May 30-31, 2024, Addis Ababa
Presass-11 Update: The Seasonal precipitation outlook from July to September 2024
Above normal rainfall expected over most parts of Sahelian countries from July to September 2024.
The fourth ACMAD-ClimSA Project Steering Commitee Meeting
ACMAD organizes the 4th ClimSA project steering committee meeting on May 28, 2024 in ADDIS ABABA.
Continental and regional workshop on Drought monitoring and Early warning
ACMAD in collaboration with ICPAC, JRC and the Meteo Rwanda is organizing a workshop on Drought monitoring and Early warning. The aim is to empower African institutions with vital tools like Africa Drought Monitoring and Advisory System and East Africa Drought watch
PRESASS-11
ACMAD, in collaboration with the Regional Climate Centre for West Africa and the Sahel (AGRHYMET), and other partners are organising the seasonal rainfall Outlook Forum for the Sahelian and Sudanian zones of West Africa and the Sahel (PRESASS-11).
PRESAC-18
ACMAD in collaboration with CAPC is organizing the the eighteenth forum on seasonal climate Outlooks in Central Africa (PRESAC-18).
PRESAGG-11
ACMAD in collaboration with AGRHYMET and its partners organize the Regional Climate Outlook Forum for the Gulf of Guinea countries, February 26 to March 01, Accra
Visit of the Algerian Ambassador at ACMAD
ACMAD was honored to welcome the Algerian Ambassador on January 09
Visit of the Italian Ambassador at ACMAD
ACMAD was honored to host the Italian Ambassador on January 16
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