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Early warnings and sea level rise are focus of Pacific Islands Forum

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Mozambique takes strides towards Early Warnings for All

New UN initiative to reduce disaster risk with AI

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July sets new temperature records

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Empowering Pacific Island countries to advance their hydrological and water resources capacities

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WMO and FAO partnering to enhance early warnings for the agriculture sector

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Reducing risks, saving lives: the impact of effective DRR strategies in facing the 2024 hurricane season

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News from Members

China's Practice in Early Warnings

Hurricane Beryl: For hard-hit islands, preparation paid off with rapid response. But recovery is complicated by widespread damage

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Record-breaking Hurricane Beryl threatens Caribbean

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New project will strengthen early warnings for floods and flash floods in Southwest Indian Ocean

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Tropical Cyclone Freddy is the longest tropical cyclone on record at 36 days: WMO

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