Enhance the preparedness and response capabilities of Sudanese communities in the face of weather-related risks and disasters, contributing to saving lives, minimising property damage and improving the overall resilience of communities affected by the ongoing conflict in Sudan.
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
Support farmers and herdsmen by providing daily and weekly forecasts, helping them optimize agricultural productivity while mitigating weather and climate variability risks.
Support the planning and response information needs of humanitarian organisations running relief operations inside Sudan, supporting planning and enabling them to predict population movements and humanitarian needs that are linked to weather conditions.
Provide emergency stabilisation support to the Sudan Meteorological Authority (SMA) weather and climate information management and climate service provision capacity.
موارد
مواد إضافية
From Forecasts to Action: How DARAJA Sudan’s Early Warnings Save Lives Amidst Crisis
The DARAJA Sudan Emergency Weather and Early Warning Service addresses the increasing frequency and intensity of climate-related hazards which in combination with the ongoing armedconflict, persistent disease outbreak and e…
Our Coverage
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 informat…
Our Target Users
At-risk communities residing in conflict-affected areas, IDPs, and Host communities, particularly in regions where seasonal rains and flash floods pose significant risks. communities engaged in farming
آخر التحديثات
مسؤوليتنا أمام البيانات: تحليل علمي لفاجعة جبل مرة
المتعاونون
شركاؤنا
العمل جنبًا إلى جنب مع المؤسسات الرائدة لتعزيز علوم المناخ والقدرة على الصمود.