Enhancing Climate Services for Agriculture and Food Security in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific
Enhancing Climate Services for Agriculture and Food Security in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific
This compilation of case studies has been produced by the ClimSA Programme, an initiative of the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS), funded by the European Union through the 11th European Development Fund (EDF), with the aim to strengthen the climate services value chain in OACPS Member States. The ClimSA Programme has been implemented through a partnership involving eight regional climate centres, three multilateral organisations and the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission.
Renewable energy, Energy, Climate Change, Energy management, Climate change adaptation, Water, Agriculture, Energy balance, Caribbean area, Pacific, Climate Monitoring, Health, Food Security, Early warning system, Africa, Climate change impact, Climate Services
Renewable energy, Energy, Climate Change, Energy management, Climate change adaptation, Water, Agriculture, Energy balance, Caribbean area, Pacific, Climate Monitoring, Health, Food Security, Early warning system, Africa, Climate change impact, Climate Services
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