Implement the CAP system to significantly improve disaster preparedness and response mechanisms in Ghana, ensuring that communities are well-informed and ready to act in the face of severe weather events.
CAP Implementation in collaboration with WMO and NOAA in Ghana
CAP Alert to the public
Early Warnings for Early Action
In a pioneering effort to fortify GMet capabilities in disaster management, weather forecasting, and public safety, a pivotal collaboration has been established between Ghana's meteorological authorities, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). This historic partnership aims to implement the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) across the nation, a cutting-edge system that will revolutionize the dissemination of crucial alerts and information to the public.
Our Areas of Work
Educate the public about the CAP system and its significance, fostering greater awareness and understanding of weather-related risks and the importance of heeding alerts.
Establish standardized protocols for issuing alerts and warnings, ensuring that all stakeholders, from government agencies to local communities, can effectively interpret and respond to CAP messages.
Reduce the risks associated with weather-related disasters by enabling swift and effective communication of life-saving information to the public and relevant authorities.
Strengthen Weather Forecasting
Utilize the CAP Implementation to enhance the accuracy and timeliness of weather forecasts, enabling early warnings for meteorological events that can impact various sectors such as agriculture, transportation, and public s…
Promote Community Resilience
Encourage community engagement and participation in disaster preparedness and response, empowering local residents to take proactive measures to protect themselves and their communities.
Collaborators
Our Partners
Working alongside leading institutions to advance climate science and resilience.