ARC and ACMAD successfully concluded the 2026 Operational Work Plan Review and Validation Workshop, reinforcing their partnership to advance climate resilience and early warning systems across Africa.
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Un El Niño est annoncé pour fin 2026. Du 15 au 19 juin à Lusaka, @ACMAD_org, Centres régionaux du climat, RECs, OMM, CILSS, RBM et acteurs humanitaires se réunissent pour coordonner leurs réponses et protéger les populations les plus vulnérables. Détails : maroobe.com/el-nino-2026-en-…
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@ACMAD_org Director General, breaks down the state of super #elnino and its implication to the #african user communities at the continental seasonal outlook user forum #happeningnow in #Lusaka #zambia.
Happening Now at #ACCOF21:
Join us for the launch of the Africa State of the Climate Report.
Tune in and be part of the conversation.
Link: bit.ly/3S64mcEand
Day3 technical sessions at #ARCCOF21 shaped the future of climate services in Africa. Discussions include the Continental White Paper on Climate Information for Decision Making, validation of the Climate Service Continental Working Group Road Map to strengthen. #ClimateAction
Day02 at #ACCOF21 the road towards producing a consolidated continental outlook. Today Weather & climate experts harmonize information based on the regional outlooks. The Continental Climate Outlook Statement when released, will guide decision makers on the upcoming #ElNino2026
📢 Day 2 of #ACCOF21
Experts from RCCs and Regional Economic Communities are sharing lessons from past El Niño events and discussing outlook scenarios for a potential 2026 El Niño.
Join the conversation: bit.ly/3S64mcE
#ENSO2026 #EW4ALL #AfricaPreparedness
ACMAD retweeted
"We must build resilience by collectively strengthening preparedness, improving early warning systems, and institutionalizing anticipatory action."
Mr. Harsen Nyambe, Director, Sustainable Environment and Blue Economy (SEBE), @_AfricanUnion Commission.
#Africa
#climateaction – at Zambia
ACMAD retweeted
"#Africa does not have the resources and infrastructure to absorb the full impacts of #ElNiño. What we need is #anticipation and #preparedness to reduce climate impacts."
Dr. Ousmane Ndiaye, Director-General, @ACMAD_org
#climateaction #earlywarning – at Zambia
🔴Live Now
What is ENSO? What is its current state, and how is it expected to evolve? How does #ENSO2026 influence climate?
Join experts from Africa’s RCCs for insights on the ENSO and their implications for Africa.
Be part of the discussion👉 bit.ly/3S64mcEand
#EW4ALL
Happening Now #ACCOF21: Are we ready for #ElNiño2026?
This week we are gather with governments and partners to assess emerging El Niño conditions and their potential impacts across Africa and prepare for early, collective action to reduce risks.
Register👉bit.ly/3S64mcEand
ACMAD retweeted
The first Africa Climate–Health Desk has been launched to help turn climate and weather information into practical guidance for health authorities across Africa. Learn more: climahealth.info/africa-clim…
#AfricaDay 🌍
𝐉𝐨𝐛 𝐎𝐩𝐩𝐨𝐫𝐭𝐮𝐧𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐬 – 𝐖𝐞’𝐫𝐞 𝐇𝐢𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠!
We are looking for motivated professionals to join us in shaping a more resilient future.
we are hiring for the following positions:
1️⃣ Technical Assistant
2️⃣ Project Coordinator
3️⃣ Monitoring & Evaluation Expert
4️⃣ Executive Assistant
5️⃣ Gender Expert Consultant
📩 Apply now: bit.ly/45EDx30
⏰ Deadline for applications: January 21st 2026
Happy New Year 2026! 🎉
On behalf of the ACMAD team, the DG extends warm wishes for a joyful and prosperous year, filled with new opportunities, stronger partnerships, and continued progress toward a climate-resilient Africa.
#HappyNewYear2026
#BestWishes
#ACMAD
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IPE Global was pleased to host the delegation from the African Centre of Meteorological Applications for Development (ACMAD) at the IPE Global #Headquarters in New Delhi on 25th November 2025, Tuesday.
The #delegation was led by Dr. Ousmane Ndiaye, Director General of #ACMAD and member of our High-Level International Advisory Group (#HLIAG), along with other ACMAD colleagues .
Together with colleagues from IPE Global, the meeting focused on operationalising the MoU signed earlier this year and identifying priority areas to strengthen #collaboration, particularly across the #African region.
This engagement marks an important step towards advancing joint efforts to enhance South–South Collaboration for #climateaction.
#SouthSouthCollaboration #ClimateJustice #JustTransition #ClimateResilience #GlobalSouth #IPEGlobal
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🎥 Watch our Week One highlights from COP30!
✨ We engaged in high-level side events with leading experts, shaping discussions on early warning systems, smart agriculture, disaster risk management, and stronger collaboration.
Stay tuned
🌍 How can early warning systems help communities act before disasters strike, turning risk into resilience?
Join us at #COP30 for an interactive discussion on Early Warning, Anticipatory Action & Risk Insurance for Proactive Disaster Management.
#EarlyWarningsForAA #ClimateInsurance
ACMAD retweeted
ℹ️ Elgeyo Marakwet Mudslide Update:
Rescue teams have recovered another body, raising the death toll to 35 as search and recovery efforts enter day five. 16 people remain missing, while nine survivors are receiving medical and psychosocial care. Four others have been discharged, according to Government Spokesperson.
⛈️⛰️ Heavy rains on November 1 triggered deadly landslides in Kenya’s western Rift Valley, claiming at least 30 lives and destroying over 1,000 homes, according to government officials. The overnight disaster struck Chesongoch in Elgeyo-Marakwet County, an area battered by intense rainfall during the short rainy season.
🚨 Public Advisory:
· Follow all evacuation orders immediately.
· Avoid travel near affected areas and steep slopes.
· Stay alert for more mudslides as ground remains saturated.
🚑🚁 Emergency Responders:
· Proceed with search and rescue cautiously due to unstable terrain.
· Humanitarian agencies should prepare for displacement and rising needs for shelter, food, and healthcare.
📢 Government Action
· Coordinate closely with disaster teams for early evacuations.
· Enforce land-use and construction rules in high-risk zones.
· Accelerate long-term mitigation measures.















































