Publications

The 5th Sub-Regional Climate Outlook Forum (Sub-COF5) was held on 10–12 February 2026 in Moyale, Ethiopia, focusing on the Marsabit–Borana cross-border region (IGAD Cluster II). Convened by ICPAC in collaboration with regional and national partners, …

Several drought hotspots have persisted across Eastern Africa, including eastern Kenya, large parts of Somalia, central Uganda, southern Ethiopia and some areas in central and northern parts of Tanzania. Analysis of November to January rainfall …

The Eastern Africa Anticipatory Action Newsletter 2025 Newsletter highlights key milestones achieved in advancing AA and Disaster Risk Management (DRM) across the Greater Horn of Africa (GHoA). It documents regional achievements in coordination, national DRM …

March to May (MAM) constitutes an important rainfall season, particularly in the equatorial parts of the Greater Horn of Africa (GHA), where MAM rainfall contributes up to 60% of the total annual rainfall. The performance …

The Regional Framework for Climate Services for the Greater Horn of Africa (RFCS-GHA) is a strategic mechanism designed to coordinate, enhance and deliver tailored climate services across the 11 countries of the Greater Horn of …

Several drought hotspots have persisted across Eastern Africa, including eastern Kenya, large parts of Somalia, central Uganda, and some central and northern parts of Tanzania. Analysis of October–December rainfall using the Standardized Precipitation Index (SPI) …

This training manual provides practical guidance on strengthening Multi-Hazard Early Warning Systems (EWS) and Disaster Risk Management (DRM) in cross-border settings, with a focus on the Karamoja, Moyale–Moyale and Mandera Triangle clusters.

It introduces the …

The South Sudan Roadmap on Anticipatory Action 2025-2030 (SSRAA) represents a major milestone in the country’s efforts to shift from crisis-response to proactive risk management. In a context where climate-related and human- induced shocks are …

Several drought hotspots have emerged across Eastern Africa, including southern Burundi, southeastern Ethiopia, eastern Kenya, large parts of Somalia, western South Sudan, central–northwestern Uganda, and central–western Tanzania. Analysis of September–November rainfall using the Standardized Precipitation …