GHACOF61: Anticipatory Action for Climate Resilience
The conference brings together key climate stakeholders from the region, working to develop climate services for sustainable development.
The conference brings together key climate stakeholders from the region, working to develop climate services for sustainable development.
It examines the relevance, legitimacy, usability, and sustainability of traditional knowledge among the Borana and Samburu communities of Kenya.
Borana and Samburu rely on specifically chosen people bequeathed with foretelling abilities to predict the future.
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Mathias is a PhD candidate working in work package 1 in CONFER. He is a social scientist and his work focuses on understanding the “value chain” of climate services.
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Tamara is a climate scientist from the UK Met Office. She is mainly involved in work package 4, where she… Read More »Meet our Experts: Tamara Janes
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