Improving weather warnings and climate information dissemination in Africa

Amidst escalating and urgent impacts of climate change, Africa exhibits major challenges in coping with its consequences, particularly in terms of controlling extreme weather events, and delivering accurate and timely information to the public.
In response to these challenges, the World Meteorological Organization’s (WMO) Regional Office for Africa launched a Content Management System (CMS), which is a website template built with Wagtail, specifically designed to aid the digital transformation of National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) in Africa
This innovative template, built on free and open-source standards, features a modern design, seamless marketing integrations, a user-friendly weather warnings publisher (in CAP Format) and advanced weather and climate data visualization tools.
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Main Repo: github.com/wmo...
Docs: nmhs-cms.readt...
Live websites using ClimWeb:
1. Togo: www.anamet-tog...
2. Mali: www.malimeteo.ml
3. Burkina Faso: www.meteoburki...
4. Malawi: www.metmalawi.g...
5. Sudan: meteosudan.sd/
6. South Sudan: meteosouthsuda...
7. Niger: www.niger-mete...
8. Seychelles: www.meteo.sc/
9. Benin: www.meteobenin...
10. Burundi: www.igebu.bi
11. Chad: www.meteotchad...
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