PROJECT STATUS Completed
PROJECT DELIVERABLES
- Capacity support and training:
–Training on climate modeling tools and techniques
- Technical support and product:
–ONACC organizational review and development plan
PROJECT RESULTS
- Improved capacity of ONACC to perform climate change impact modelling and analysis, with a focus on the agricultural sector.
LESSONS LEARNED
- While virtual technology is useful, in-person interactions are necessary for establishing credibility and achieving sustainable results.
TOTAL PROJECT REACH
- 53 participants (directly) reached through activities conducted and project deliverables
- No data available for Canadian Public Engagement
PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
- This initiative is featured in the article “Climate Services Methods and Tools for Agriculture Training for Cameroon “ on the Climate Risk Institute website. Read it here.
The Technical Assistance Partnership (TAP) initiative, in collaboration with Global Affairs Canada (GAC), Climate Risk Institute (CRI), and Climalogik, is jointly engaged with Cameroon’s National Observatory on Climate Change (ONACC). This initiative aims to enhance ONACC’s workforce capabilities in climate data collection, modeling, and processing, ensuring effective information sharing.
In close consultation with ONACC, CRI’s experts, Al Douglas, Pablo Rodriguez, Anna Zaytseva, and Elvis Asong from Climalogik, will provide technical assistance to review ONACC’s data-related procedures, analysis, and communication systems. Additionally, they will identify partnership prospects for ONACC, both regionally and internally.
This endeavor aligns seamlessly with ONACC’s core mission of monitoring and evaluating the socioeconomic and environmental repercussions of climate change. Furthermore, it seeks to propose actionable measures for preventing, mitigating, and adapting to these dynamic changes’ risks and adverse impacts.
