Low-income countries' hydrometeorological services often face considerable constraints in delivering the information needed to effectively drive early warning and climate adaptation, which, if improved, could generate socioeconomic benefits of about US$1.4 billion per year. Modern weather forecasting adopts a cascading approach where numerical products developed by global producing centers feed regional and national models, with national forecasters...
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2016/03/18
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Document de travail de recherche sur les politiques
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WPS7609
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2016/03/18
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Disclosed
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Strengthening national hydrometeorological services through cascading forecasting : investing for sustainability and impact across global, regional, and national centers
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severe weather