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Journalists–Scientists Dialogue on El Niño and the October–December 2026 Season
How can journalists communicate seasonal forecasts clearly and help audiences understand what they mean for preparedness?
ICPAC is convening a virtual dialogue bringing together journalists, editors, climate scientists and Member State forecasters to discuss the October–December (OND) 2026 rainfall season and strengthen accurate, accessible and action-oriented reporting across the IGAD region.
Member States will present their latest national OND forecasts, followed by ICPAC’s outlook on the drivers and implications for the rainfall season, including El Niño. The presentations will provide an opportunity to understand country-specific conditions, clarify forecast uncertainty and discuss what the outlook means for communities and decision-makers.
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Webinar
Launch of East Africa Hazards Watch – Version 2.0
ICPAC invites you to the official launch of East Africa Hazards Watch Version 2.0—an enhanced regional platform that helps anticipate and respond to climate-related hazards across borders.
Version 1—launched in 2021—provided a strong foundation but …
Training
GEOGLAM Crop Monitor Learning Exchange: Establishing and Strengthening the Capacity for a National and Regional Crop Monitor Analysts Network in Eastern Africa
Statement of Purpose – The Regional Capacity Strengthening Initiative
The purpose of the initiative is to enhance regional agriculture monitoring through ‘The GEOGLAM Crop Monitor Network of National Analysts in Africa’. To achieve this objective, …
Climate Forum
GHACOF 69: Climate Services for Closing the Early Warning Gap Together
The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC), in collaboration with partners, is organising the 69th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum (GHACOF 69) from 20th to 21st January 2025 in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia …
Workshop
IGAD Bi-annual Meeting on Food Security and Nutrition
The need for coordinated multi-dimensional and multi-stakeholder interventions aimed at building resilience in the long-term while addressing humanitarian needs in the short-term can, therefore, not be overemphasised. This only makes continuous engagement of multiple actors …
Webinar
Advancing Land Degradation Monitoring in Africa: Challenges, Innovations, and Best Practices
This webinar falls under the framework of the Global Monitoring for Environment and Security and Africa (GMES & Africa) Phase 2, a joint programme of the European Commission (EC) and the African Union Commission (AUC). …
Climate Forum
COP29-IGAD Pavilion Side Events Schedule
Explore our schedule of side events at the IGAD Pavilion during COP29 to find sessions you’d like to attend and engage in. Participate in discussions on climate resilience, early warning systems, sustainable resource management, blue …