Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review
This paper reviews the status of weather and climate services in Europe and Central Asia (ECA).Worldwide, the accuracy and value of weather and climate services are rising, bringing great economic benefits. However, many National Meteorological and...
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okr-10986-64642021-04-23T14:02:25Z Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review World Bank AEROSOLS AGRICULTURE AGROMETEOROLOGY AIR AIR CIRCULATION AIR QUALITY ALTITUDE ANTICYCLONES ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH BENCHMARKING BENEFIT ANALYSIS CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES CLIMATE CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE FORECASTS CLIMATE MODELS CLIMATE SYSTEM CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA CLIMATOLOGY CLOUDINESS CLOUDS CYCLONE CYCLONES DAMAGES DATA COLLECTION DATA GATHERING DATA SHARING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DONATIONS DROUGHT DROUGHT MANAGEMENT DUST ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMIC RATE OF RETURN ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIC STRUCTURE ECONOMIC VALUE ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EVAPORATION EVAPOTRANSPIRATION EXPLOITATION FARMS FISH FISHERIES FISHING FLOODING FLOODS FOG FOOD PRODUCTION FORESTRY FORESTS FROST GCM GDP GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL GLOBAL INTEREST GLOBAL NETWORK GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HAIL HYDROLOGY HYDROMETEOROLOGY INCOME INSURANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IPCC IRRIGATION LAKES LAND COVER LAND TEMPERATURE LAND USE LEGISLATION LEISURE MEDIA METEOROLOGICAL DATA METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES METEOROLOGY MONOPOLIES NATIONAL ECONOMIES NATIONAL ECONOMY OCEANS OPTIMIZATION PARTICULATES POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION PRECIPITATION PRECIPITATION RATE PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO RAIN RAINFALL RELATIVE HUMIDITY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RUNOFF RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE SEAS SEVERE STORMS SEVERE WEATHER SIBERIA SINK SNOW SOIL STORMS STRATOSPHERE STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TEMPERATURE TROPOSPHERE UPPER ATMOSPHERE VALUATION VARIABLE PRECIPITATION WEATHER WEATHER DISASTERS WEATHER EVENTS WEATHER FORECASTING WEATHER FORECASTS WEATHER HAZARDS WEATHER INFORMATION WEATHER MONITORING WEATHER PATTERNS WEATHER PREDICTION WEATHER REPORTS WEATHER SERVICES WEATHER STATIONS WILLINGNESS TO PAY WIND WIND SPEED WINDS WMO WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION WORLD WEATHER WATCH WTP This paper reviews the status of weather and climate services in Europe and Central Asia (ECA).Worldwide, the accuracy and value of weather and climate services are rising, bringing great economic benefits. However, many National Meteorological and Hydrological Services (NMHSs) in Europe and Central Asia are in decline. As a result, these potential gains are often missed. Much more could be done to mitigate weather disasters, support the productivity of smallholding and commercial agriculture, conserve energy, and promote safe aviation and transport by road and rail. Although NMHS capacity deficiencies are serious, they could be significantly remedied by relatively modest but sustained investments. Economic assessments indicate substantial benefit-to-cost ratios for such initiatives. A strategy for NMHS service improvement requires assessment of national climate, user needs, NMHS status and provision of services, and the economic benefits of an upgrade to weather and climate services. recommendations for agency modernization should include (a) a prioritized plan for improving data delivery to national users, (b) identification of the highest-priority infrastructure investments, and (c) a reasonable phasing plan for overall modernization. 2012-05-25T20:00:40Z 2012-05-25T20:00:40Z 2008 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/06/9660486/weather-climate-services-europe-central-asia-regional-review 978-0-8213-7585-3 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6464 English en_US World Bank Working Paper; No. 151 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC : World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication Europe and Central Asia Eastern Europe Central Asia |
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AEROSOLS AGRICULTURE AGROMETEOROLOGY AIR AIR CIRCULATION AIR QUALITY ALTITUDE ANTICYCLONES ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH BENCHMARKING BENEFIT ANALYSIS CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES CLIMATE CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE FORECASTS CLIMATE MODELS CLIMATE SYSTEM CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA CLIMATOLOGY CLOUDINESS CLOUDS CYCLONE CYCLONES DAMAGES DATA COLLECTION DATA GATHERING DATA SHARING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DONATIONS DROUGHT DROUGHT MANAGEMENT DUST ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMIC RATE OF RETURN ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIC STRUCTURE ECONOMIC VALUE ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EVAPORATION EVAPOTRANSPIRATION EXPLOITATION FARMS FISH FISHERIES FISHING FLOODING FLOODS FOG FOOD PRODUCTION FORESTRY FORESTS FROST GCM GDP GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL GLOBAL INTEREST GLOBAL NETWORK GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HAIL HYDROLOGY HYDROMETEOROLOGY INCOME INSURANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IPCC IRRIGATION LAKES LAND COVER LAND TEMPERATURE LAND USE LEGISLATION LEISURE MEDIA METEOROLOGICAL DATA METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES METEOROLOGY MONOPOLIES NATIONAL ECONOMIES NATIONAL ECONOMY OCEANS OPTIMIZATION PARTICULATES POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION PRECIPITATION PRECIPITATION RATE PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO RAIN RAINFALL RELATIVE HUMIDITY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RUNOFF RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE SEAS SEVERE STORMS SEVERE WEATHER SIBERIA SINK SNOW SOIL STORMS STRATOSPHERE STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TEMPERATURE TROPOSPHERE UPPER ATMOSPHERE VALUATION VARIABLE PRECIPITATION WEATHER WEATHER DISASTERS WEATHER EVENTS WEATHER FORECASTING WEATHER FORECASTS WEATHER HAZARDS WEATHER INFORMATION WEATHER MONITORING WEATHER PATTERNS WEATHER PREDICTION WEATHER REPORTS WEATHER SERVICES WEATHER STATIONS WILLINGNESS TO PAY WIND WIND SPEED WINDS WMO WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION WORLD WEATHER WATCH WTP |
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AEROSOLS AGRICULTURE AGROMETEOROLOGY AIR AIR CIRCULATION AIR QUALITY ALTITUDE ANTICYCLONES ATMOSPHERE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH BENCHMARKING BENEFIT ANALYSIS CAPACITY BUILDING CITIES CLIENT COUNTRIES CLIMATE CLIMATE CHANGE CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION CLIMATE FORECASTS CLIMATE MODELS CLIMATE SYSTEM CLIMATOLOGICAL DATA CLIMATOLOGY CLOUDINESS CLOUDS CYCLONE CYCLONES DAMAGES DATA COLLECTION DATA GATHERING DATA SHARING DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DONATIONS DROUGHT DROUGHT MANAGEMENT DUST ECONOMIC BENEFITS ECONOMIC MODELS ECONOMIC RATE OF RETURN ECONOMIC SECTORS ECONOMIC STRUCTURE ECONOMIC VALUE ECONOMICS ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EVAPORATION EVAPOTRANSPIRATION EXPLOITATION FARMS FISH FISHERIES FISHING FLOODING FLOODS FOG FOOD PRODUCTION FORESTRY FORESTS FROST GCM GDP GENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL GLOBAL INTEREST GLOBAL NETWORK GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT HAIL HYDROLOGY HYDROMETEOROLOGY INCOME INSURANCE INTERGOVERNMENTAL PANEL ON CLIMATE CHANGE INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION IPCC IRRIGATION LAKES LAND COVER LAND TEMPERATURE LAND USE LEGISLATION LEISURE MEDIA METEOROLOGICAL DATA METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SATELLITES METEOROLOGY MONOPOLIES NATIONAL ECONOMIES NATIONAL ECONOMY OCEANS OPTIMIZATION PARTICULATES POLICY MAKERS POLLUTION PRECIPITATION PRECIPITATION RATE PRODUCERS PRODUCTIVITY PROGRAMS PUBLIC GOODS RADIO RAIN RAINFALL RELATIVE HUMIDITY RIVER BASINS RIVERS RUNOFF RURAL INFRASTRUCTURE SEAS SEVERE STORMS SEVERE WEATHER SIBERIA SINK SNOW SOIL STORMS STRATOSPHERE STREAMS SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TELECOMMUNICATION TELECOMMUNICATIONS TELECOMS TEMPERATURE TROPOSPHERE UPPER ATMOSPHERE VALUATION VARIABLE PRECIPITATION WEATHER WEATHER DISASTERS WEATHER EVENTS WEATHER FORECASTING WEATHER FORECASTS WEATHER HAZARDS WEATHER INFORMATION WEATHER MONITORING WEATHER PATTERNS WEATHER PREDICTION WEATHER REPORTS WEATHER SERVICES WEATHER STATIONS WILLINGNESS TO PAY WIND WIND SPEED WINDS WMO WORLD METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION WORLD WEATHER WATCH WTP World Bank Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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This paper reviews the status of weather
and climate services in Europe and Central Asia
(ECA).Worldwide, the accuracy and value of weather and
climate services are rising, bringing great economic
benefits. However, many National Meteorological and
Hydrological Services (NMHSs) in Europe and Central Asia are
in decline. As a result, these potential gains are often
missed. Much more could be done to mitigate weather
disasters, support the productivity of smallholding and
commercial agriculture, conserve energy, and promote safe
aviation and transport by road and rail. Although NMHS
capacity deficiencies are serious, they could be
significantly remedied by relatively modest but sustained
investments. Economic assessments indicate substantial
benefit-to-cost ratios for such initiatives. A strategy for
NMHS service improvement requires assessment of national
climate, user needs, NMHS status and provision of services,
and the economic benefits of an upgrade to weather and
climate services. recommendations for agency modernization
should include (a) a prioritized plan for improving data
delivery to national users, (b) identification of the
highest-priority infrastructure investments, and (c) a
reasonable phasing plan for overall modernization. |
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Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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Weather and Climate Services in Europe and Central Asia : A Regional Review |
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weather and climate services in europe and central asia : a regional review |
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Washington, DC : World Bank |
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2012 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/06/9660486/weather-climate-services-europe-central-asia-regional-review http://hdl.handle.net/10986/6464 |
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