"Main takeaways for action: better understanding of resilience, planning, resource mobilisation, socio-economic analysis of benefits, systematic community of practice, incentivisation, transformational change".
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The @cgiarclimate_SA@ICRISAT-@iitmpune Monsoon Mission II team had a big week @ICCS_6 presenting 5 papers on climate risk management and hosting a special session on next-gen agro-advisories with @IMDWeather and AICRPAM.
Starting now in Varahamihir, Steve Zebiak (@climatesociety) leads a side event to gather feedback on the Global Commission on Adaptation Action Track on Agriculture and Food Security. #climateservices2020
"With respect to climate service practice, conference participants recognize significant
progress with respect to the co-production of climate information." -Steve Zebiak (@CGIARclimate), reading from @ICCS_6 conference statement: https://t.co/cCacf485G0
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Synthesis panel of @ICCS_6 summing up main takeaways for action: better understanding of #resilience, planning, resource mobilisation, socio-economic analysis of benefits, systematic community of practice, incentivisation, transformational change & more.
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Funders/Donors can help institutions to learn to work together. Make funds available for collaborative work instead of different institutions competing to get the funds to work alone. @ICCS_6 #climateservices2020
@ICCS_6 Director Filipe Lucio highlighted how much the good practice of climate services has grown and pointed to the need to further grow the vibrant community of practice. It will create more incentives to work together. #climateservices2020
"Climate Services Information is more important than ever now." Said Ana Bucher from the Wotld Bank. "It will help us to understand subsectors for more effective climate action." @ICCS_6#climateservices2020
In the main auditorium, the synthesis panel is beginning. We have a few representatives of the conference who are going to pull together our collective thoughts and takeaways. Please come with your contributions! #climateservices2020@iitmpune@DFID_UK@WMO@WorldBank
Successful @_PICSA_ team @UniofReading participation in @ICCS_6 ! Six presentations, posters and many shared lessons in more than 20 countries implementing PICSA @SamPoskitt @staub_caroline
Had an encouraging and well appreciated session as opening speaker in the planery session at ICCS6. Thanks to World Meteorological Organisation, and it's partner organisers to have given me opportunity to talk at the esteemed event. @ICCS_updates@ICCS_6@WMO@IndiaDST@moesgoi
Thought-provoking presentation by Anna Steynor on challenges in North-South Co-production such as power relationships(funding & knowledge hierarchies)."We need to prioritise listening, recognise cultural contexts, secure adequate resources for all partners." #climateservices2020
Climate services are key for decision-making in sectors like agriculture, disaster management and health.
“The need for climate services will keep increasing as people take action to deal with climate variability and change,” our technical support head Filipe Lucio tells @ICCS_6
"The South often don’t get a say in what the funding priorities are.” Anna Steynor (U/Cape Town) points out the funding hierarchies inherent in climate services now. “It makes it really hard to form equitable relationships.” #climateservices2020
"For climate services to be successful, there still needs to be emphasis on user perspectives." David Corbelli (@MetOffice_Sci) gives his comments during the introduction to Day 3 at @ICCS_6#climateservices2020