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WISER Early Warnings for Southern Africa project holds workshops in Zambia

WISER Early Warnings for Southern Africa project holds workshops in Zambia

by Katharine Vincent | Nov 7, 2023 | Projects, Training, Travel

Last week the Weather and Climate Information Services (WISER) Early Warnings for Southern Africa project hosted workshops in Kanyama and Lusaka central. The workshops were the first in a process of co-producing short-term weather alerts for thunderstorms with...

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