Future Climate for Africa is a research programme funded by @FCDOGovUK & @NERCscience. We aim to advance climate knowledge in Africa. RTs are not endorsements
Since 2015, @Future_climate has brought together more than 200 researchers to improve understanding of #ClimateChange in #Africa
This was used to address real world problems & inform development plans across the continent
Discover the impact from FCFA: https://t.co/32UqyvdetT
ICYMI: open access paper "Defining metrics for monitoring and evaluating the impact of co-production in climate services" by authors from @future_climate#UKAidWISER and @SHEAR_Programme https://t.co/Qs6ZmGyajo
New paper: Hydrogeology of an urban weathered basement aquifer in Kampala, Uganda
Read more: https://t.co/Z6uzIhXKAM
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As the FCFA programme draws to a close, it is important for to take stock of FCFA's progress and identify existing research gaps to be prioritised in future research.
Read more: https://t.co/kKqx7pW65D
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The development of #climateservices through the @future_climate FRACTAL project has helped urban decision-makers to understand future climate risks & consider how to adapt to them.
Read more in our blog post 👇
Get ready for tomorrow #GetClimateReady@FCDOGovUK@CSAGUCT
Working collaborative with local farmers, met services and research institutions the CI4Tea project helped prioritise adaptation options for the tea sectors of Malawi and Kenya
Read more: https://t.co/6aPd8ol7XV
@FCDOGovUK@NERCscience#InternationalTeaDay
The Ci4Tea project combined global climate models, high resolution models and local observations to produce tailored context specific climate information for tea producers.
Read more: https://t.co/6aPd8ol7XV
@FCDOGovUK@NERCscience#InternationalTeaDay
Tea is extremely sensitive to the climate, and tae farmers in Kenya and Malawi have already been feeling the impacts of climate variability and climate change.
Read more: https://t.co/79w6CZ2crh
@FCDOGovUK@NERCscience#InternationalTeaDay
Today is #InternationalTeaDay
While the world celebrates one of its most beloved beverages its also important to highlight the need to safeguard tea from the impacts of climate change.
Read more: https://t.co/wJLOMUMx1p
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New brief: Building the foundation for climate-informed decision-making in Africa: the need for continued investment in African climate research
Read more: https://t.co/Au9fJtYuoq
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📢 Just two weeks to go before the deadline to submit articles on climate-related issues in #EastAfrica. Join us and be a part of the conversation on the defining issue of our time. #ClimateAction#GlobalWarming
More about how to submit your article ▶️ https://t.co/QpJWps2MFM
Join our team 🚨 We are seeking a talented #communications officer to help deliver our message of global #climateaction & manage our online presence. #CapeTown based or remote. Salary 26k.
Deadline 1 May 👉🏽 apply: https://t.co/wGU7i3FkHL
🏆 Who do YOU want to see become the 2023 @WorldFoodPrize Laureate?
Check out the eligibility criteria and submit your nomination for the #FoodPrize23 before May 1!
👉 https://t.co/F0AzK3KhvN
Editorial: Extreme Events in the Developing World https://t.co/45umywUFzw Our @future_climate & @african_swift analyses of adaptation & coping strategies, and how we might learn from such examples! w/ @katharine_v @EmmaArchervG @marta_b_soares
🏆 The @WorldFoodPrize Foundation is now accepting nominations for its #FoodPrize23 Laureate!
Join one of the upcoming webinars to find out about the criteria and nomination process 👇
🗓️ March 29
🕖 CDT: 7am / 10:30am
🕑 CST 2pm / 5:30pm
✍ Register: https://t.co/EhI2fnggB6
📌Don't miss @LEDSAfrica Livestock Community of Practice (CoP) launch on 22 March, at 9 am (SAST)! It'll be an invaluable opportunity to introduce you to the aims of the CoP and highlight how critical the sector is in many African countries. Register here: https://t.co/Ea1RoB6XyT