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  1. Delegates from Central America, the Caribbean, and Europe agreed to join forces, with CIMH based in Barbados proposing scientific collaboration with Europe.

CIMH Strengthens Climate and Disaster Monitoring Capacity in the Caribbean

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The Caribbean Institute for Meteorology and Hydrology held a capacity-building workshop for Caribbean Meteorological Organization member states, which was supported by the European Union. The workshop aimed to strengthen CIMH staff's ability to use satellite-based Earth Observation tools for environmental monitoring and disaster risk reduction. CIMH stated that this increased capacity allows it to expand services to member states without relying on external expertise for every stage of the process.

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The enhanced technical capacity allows CIMH to provide more robust climate and disaster forecasting services across the Caribbean region. This strengthens regional preparedness and decision-making regarding environmental hazards, which impacts risk management for businesses and governments.

Delegates from Central America, the Caribbean, and Europe agreed to join forces, with CIMH proposing scientific collaboration with Europe.

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