Early warning

WMO and its partners are stepping up efforts to make sure that nobody is left behind in the international drive towards Early Warnings For All.

From Cambodia to Peru, a suite of innovative projects are helping communities weather a range of climate-related perils. Here is a closer look at five of those efforts.

The purpose of this report is to provide an overview of the progress made as part of the Early Warnings for All initiative.

This report outlines the progress that has been made under the Early Warnings for All initiative, highlighting good practices through case studies and examples of global and regional initiatives.

This document contains a checklist and implementation guide for inclusive early warning and early action.

Artificial intelligence, which can already generate texts and mimic human speech, might also help the world prepare for the worsening effects of climate change.

The purpose of the virtual scoping meeting with a small group of invited experts is to have an open discussion on the approach and key issues to be addressed in a collective work package of the COE and partners on “heat governance”.

While important attention and resources have been directed towards putting the initiative into practice, a greater focus is needed on how fragile, conflict‐ and violence‐affected countries can successfully implement early warning systems.