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Capacity Assessment of National Meteorological and Hydrological Services in Support of Disaster Risk Reduction

In 2006, WMO conducted a national survey to benchmark existing capacities, gaps and needs of its Members for development of meteorological, hydrological and climate –related information to support disaster risk reduction. The national survey, addressed capacities of NMHSs to contribute to all aspects of disaster risk reduction including risk identification, sectoral planning, early warning system, education and knowledge sharing. Of the 187 members of WMO at the time, 139 (74%) countries participated in this survey.

The regional survey addressed regional capacities and partnerships that could be leveraged to support meteorological, hydrological and climate related information to countries, particularly those with the least resources.

The results of these surveys have been synthesized and the report is available below as a full document download (~4 MB) or by chapter.

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Capacity Assessment of National Meteorological and Hydrological Services in Support of Disaster Risk Reduction
(~4 MB)

 

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Front Page and Table of Contents ~300 KB
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Introduction and General Background ~300 KB
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The WMO Disaster Risk Reduction Country-level Survey ~300 KB
3
Global Analysis ~300 KB
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Africa (WMO Regional Association I) ~300 KB
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Asia (WMO Regional Association II) ~300 KB
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South America (Wmo Regional Association III) ~300 KB
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North and Central America And The Caribbean
(WMO Regional Association IV)
~300 KB
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The South-West Pacific (WMO Regional Association V) ~300 KB
9
Europe (WMO Regional Association VI) ~300 KB
10
Developing Countries (DC) ~300 KB
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Least Developed Countries (LDC) ~300 KB
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Small Island Developing States (SIDS) ~300 KB
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Developed Countries ~170 KB
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Conclusions ~300 KB
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Table of Figures ~350 KB
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Annexes ~2.7 MB

 

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