Climate Information Dissemination

Delivering Climate Services to the last mile

Our work

ICPAC works to improve the dissemination of Climate Information and Early Warnings across Eastern Africa. The dissemination of Climate Information is often identified as the may gap in the provision of Climate Services. ICPAC provides training to meteorological departments, journalists, and non governmental organisations.

What we do
Co-producing climate services
Co-producing climate services

Co-design of climate services and User engagement in product design

Climate Information and Early Warnings
Climate Information and Early Warnings

Dissemination of information and warnings and Advocacy for Climate Action

Capacity Building
Capacity Building

Dissemination of Climate Information and Trainings in Climate Reporting

Roundtables and Synergy building
Roundtables and Synergy building

Building public, private and media partnerships

Latest Updates

From Forecast to Action: How ICPAC Helped Uganda Take a Historic Step Toward a Safer Future
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From Forecast to Action: How ICPAC Helped Uganda Take a Historic Step Toward a Safer Future

By Kennedy Wekesa, Dr Jully Ouma, Dr George Otieno, Dr Ahmed Amdihun and Victor Igbokwe

In th…

Can Artificial Intelligence Transform Climate Forecasting and Early Warning in Eastern Africa?
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Can Artificial Intelligence Transform Climate Forecasting and Early Warning in Eastern Africa?

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In recent years, communities across Eastern Africa have experienced devastating floods, prol…

Climate Vulnerability Assessment for the Agriculture Sector in Machakos and Makueni Counties, Kenya
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Climate Vulnerability Assessment for the Agriculture Sector in Machakos and Makueni Counties, Kenya

This Climate Vulnerability Assessment examines the agricultural sector’s exposure and sensitivity t…

South Sudan Roadmap on Anticipatory Action
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South Sudan Roadmap on Anticipatory Action

The South Sudan Roadmap on Anticipatory Action (2025–2030) outlines the country's strategy for…