Our work
We build the capacity of regional institutions and our member states in climate forecasting, early warning, remote sensing, environmental monitoring or information dissemination for sustainable development in Eastern Africa.
Agriculture and Food security
Crop monitoring, Food security and nutrition analysis and reporting
Climate forecasting
Climate modelling, Numerical Weather Prediction, Data Management
Climate information dissemination
Climate information dissemination, Co-production, User Engagement
Climate change
Climate Scenarios, National Determined Contributions, Impact assessments.
Water resources
We conduct trainings in Floods mapping and Hydrological modelling
Disaster risk management
Disasters preparedness, hazard assessment, Post Disaster Needs Assessment
Environmental monitoring
Earth Observation for Forests, natural habitats, crops and fires monitoring
Data sharing
We conduct trainings in data management and sharing
Training for the future
At ICPAC, we have been training member states and non governmental organisations of Eastern Africa for many years. Training institutions and organisations in climate services, earth observation, and co-production of public services is key to build the Africa we want and to achieve Sustainable Development Goals.
Latest Updates
June to September 2024 Seasonal Forecast: Above-normal rainfall and higher-than-normal temperatures are predicted over most parts of the Greater Horn of Africa
21st May 2024, Juba, South Sudan: The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) issue…
March to May 2024 Seasonal Forecast: Wetter than normal Conditions Predicted for most parts of the Greater Horn of Africa
21st February 2024, Kampala, Uganda: The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) re…
Technical Statement from the 67th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum (GHACOF67)
The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) released the June to September 2024 sea…
The Socio-Economic Value of Climate Services, Evidence from Kenya and Uganda
Climate change is now a common occurrence, exacerbating underdevelopment, poverty, and vulnerabilit…