Chad's Weather Crisis: A System Stuck in the Storm

Chad's National Meteorological Agency struggles with outdated equipment, lacking functional weather stations and resources amid increasing climate challenges. The U.N. aims for universal protection by 2027 through early warning systems, but funding and operational hurdles persist across Africa, significantly affecting disaster preparedness and response in vulnerable regions like Chad.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 14-11-2024 13:32 IST | Created: 14-11-2024 13:32 IST
Chad's Weather Crisis: A System Stuck in the Storm
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Chad faces a critical challenge as its National Meteorological Agency grapples with outdated and non-operational equipment, vital for predicting weather events.

Amid increasing climate disruptions, there is a major push for funding, aimed at equipping Chad with the technology necessary to issue life-saving forecasts.

The U.N. seeks universal protection by 2027, but infrastructural hurdles and insufficient funding continue to thwart preparedness in vulnerable African countries like Chad.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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