CREWS resources contribute to improvement of the Government of Togo’s early warning services for drought, flooding and other severe climate and weather events by enhancing the capacities of national services in charge of: i) meteorology and climate; ii) hydrology; iii) civil protection. CREWS resources supports provision of scientific and technical expertise as well as capacity development among stakeholders and communities involved in early warning (national services, population in areas prone to floods and agricultural drought, etc.)
Objectives
The objective of the project is to support the strengthening of national capacity to deliver climate, hydrometeorological and early warning services in selected sectors and communities.
Structure
The project is structured around two main components:
Component A: Strengthening hydrological and meteorological services
Provision of scientific and technical advice to the national meteorological and hydrological service
Support to climate watch service for enhanced seasonal and subseasonal forecasting and decision support for agriculture
Support to the development of a capacity building plan
Support the design and carrying out of piloting products from early warning systems for flood and food security
Capacity assessment, strategic development and business development plan for integrated hydromet service
Component B: Civil protection, emergency management, disaster risk reduction, community support and last-mile service delivery
Support the design and carrying out piloting products for early warning services
Support for development of national operational procedures for multi-hazard warnings
Institutional support and training in contingency planning of ANPC and other civil protection stakeholders, including simulation exercises with selected communities