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Conference theme

The overarching theme of the Conference is "Climate prediction and information for decision-making: focusing on scientific advances in seasonal to inter-annual time-scales, taking into account multi-decadal prediction". It includes the application of climate prediction and information to societal problems enabling adaptation to climate variability and change in various sectors such as agriculture and food security, forestry, energy, water, health, urban and rural settlements, infrastructure, tourism, wildlife, trade and transport that contribute to sustainable socio-economic development.

Better climate information for a better future

There will be four sub-themes in parallel sessions on:

As the focus of the conference is on the integration of climate prediction and information in decision-making in relation to user needs, there will be parallel sessions for sectors that contribute to sustainable socio-economic development such as agriculture and food security, energy, water, health, tourism, disaster management and transport.

The details of the sessions are presented in the preliminary Conference programme.

 

 

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USEFUL LINKS

E-participation

WMO themes

WMO programmes and co-sponsored programmes

Millennium Development Goals

Food security

WMO Bulletin articles

WMO statement on the status of the global
climate in 2008

Scientific lecture to EC-LXI