Co-production in African weather and climate services
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Co-production in African weather and climate services
Overview
Contents
About the programmes
Executive summary
1
Introduction
1.1
Purpose of this manual
1.2
Structure of this manual
2
Co-production in the development of weather and climate services
2.1
Where does co-production come from?
2.2
Co-production of weather and climate services
2.3
Overarching principles of good co-production
2.4
Implementing the building blocks and principles of co-production
3
Finding the value in good co-production
3.1
Value for money
3.2
Moving to scale and sustainability
4
Conclusion
References
Case Studies
1
AMMA-2050:
Combining Scenario Games, Participatory Modelling and Theatre Forums to Co-produce Climate Information for Medium-term Planning
2
BRACED:
Sharing Lessons on Promoting Gender Equality through a ‘Writeshop’
3
BRACED:
Developing and Communicating Information that Can Support Climate Resilience: Learning from Zaman Lebidi, Burkina Faso
4
RCSA:
Bringing Climate Services to People Living in Rwanda’s Rural Areas
5
ALP:
Participatory Scenario Planning for Local Seasonal Climate Forecasts and Advisories
6
Climate Risk Narratives:
Co-producing Stories of the Future
7
ENACTS:
Developing Climate Services for Malaria Surveillance and Control in Tanzania
8
FATHUM:
Forecast for Anticipatory Humanitarian Action
9
FRACTAL:
Learning Labs, Dialogues and Embedded Researchers in Southern African Cities
10
FONERWA:
Climate Risk Screening Tool
11
MHEWS:
Multi-hazard Early Warning System for Coastal Tanzania
12
Resilient Transport Strategic Assessment for Dar es Salaam
13
RRA:
Climate Attribution for Extreme Weather Events in Ethiopia and Kenya
14
UMFULA:
Co-producing Climate Information for Medium-term Planning in the Water-Energy-Food Nexus
15
IRRP:
Building Resilience in Tanzania’s Energy Sector Planning
16
PRISE:
Co-exploring Relevant Evidence for Policy Change in Kenya
17
NMA ENACTS:
An Example of a Co‑produced Climate Service Fit for Purpose
18
REACH:
Improving Water Security for the Poor in Turkana County, Kenya
19
DARAJA:
Co-designing Weather and Climate Information Services for and with Urban Informal Settlements in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam
20
ForPAc:
Co-producing Approaches to Forecast-based Early Action for Drought and Floods in Kenya
21
HIGHWAY:
Co-produced Impact-based Early Warnings and Forecasts to Support Fishing Communities on Lake Victoria
22
HyCRISTAL:
Using Video to Initiate Farmer Dialogue with Local Government in Mukono, Uganda
23
SCIPEA:
Co-produced Seasonal Forecasts for More Effective Management of Hydropower Supply in Kenya
24
Weather Wise:
Co-producing Weather and Climate Radio Content for Farmers, Fishermen and Pastoralists in East Africa