DARAJA Sudan Emergency Weather and Early Warning Service
Improving relevancy, reliability, understanding and distribution of whether and climate Information and service to vulnerable communities
DARAJA Sudan Emergency Weather and Early Warning Service
A remote weather, climate and early warning information
service co-led by DARAJA partners, the Sudan
Metrological Authority (SMA), Resurgence, Sudan Urban
Development Think Tank (SUDTT), and The Regional
IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Center
(ICPAC) tailored for Sudanese communities and
humanitarian actors feeding into and reinforcing other
humanitarian and conflict information initiatives.
Our Areas of Work
Community engagement
Weather information communication
Social media dissemination
Project Materials
Project documents
Enhance the preparedness and response capabilities of Tuti community in the face of weather-related risks and disasters
Through enhancing the preparedness and response capabilities of the Tuti Island community to weather-related risks and disasters, we aim at empowering residents with the necessary knowledge and tools to build a resilient community capable of protecting lives, homes, and livelihoods against the ever-present challenges of climate change.
Identify key stakeholders, assess capacities and develop operational partnerships to provide accurate, timely, relevant and actionable understanding of Weather and Climate information to Tuti community
To realize the second objective of identifying key stakeholders and building operational partnerships, our focus will extend towards mapping out and engaging with various entities crucial to the weather and climate information dissemination process. This includes meteorological experts, local media, and community leaders, ensuring Tuti's residents receive accurate and timely information tailored to their needs.
Map and assess the vulnerabilities within the information ecosystems for weather and climate information and early warning, and adopt a dynamic non-linear approach to information diffusion, dissemination channels and feedback loops
We are dedicated to comprehensively map and evaluate the vulnerabilities within our weather and climate information systems. By adopting a dynamic, adaptable approach, we will innovate our dissemination and feedback processes to ensure our community not only receives but effectively utilizes early warnings and climate insights for enhanced resilience.
