Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia
The purpose of this report is to present the results of an assessment of national weather, climate, and hydrological services in Central Asia and to present a program to improve these services. The report is based on the findings of three country a...
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okr-10986-237772021-05-25T10:54:41Z Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia World Bank SNOWFALL TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES DUSTSTORMS NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES WEATHER FORECASTING VISIBILITY ALTITUDE BASES METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE COLD TEMPERATURES TEMPERATURE SUSPENDED PARTICLES CALCULATION CYCLONE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WIND SPEED EXTREME HEAT SNOW WMO WEATHER STORMS CONTINENTAL CLIMATE METEOROLOGY WIND INFORMATION CLIMATE VULNERABILITY COLD FRONTS AIR TEMPERATURES SURFACE WATER SEASONAL TEMPERATURE ATMOSPHERE GAS HYDROLOGICAL EXTREMES COLD SEASON AIR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE WINDS CLIMATE-RELATED EVENTS SNOW COVER ANNUAL PRECIPITATION INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION PRESENT WEATHER NEGATIVE IMPACT HUMID ZONES HEAVY RAINS FLOODS CAPACITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION TEMPERATURE INCREASES METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS DUST STORMS CLOUDS HAIL RAINFALL WEATHER SERVICES SURFACE TEMPERATURE GLACIERS FORESTRY ACTION PLAN CYCLONES AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION CLIMATE HAZARDS TEMPERATURE RISES WEATHER FORECASTS NATIONAL CLIMATE PRECIPITATION RUNOFF CLIMATE PREDICTIONS MEAN MONTHLY TEMPERATURE WEATHER HAZARDS SURFACE WATER SUPPLY TECHNOLOGY FROST LEAD DESERTS CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT CLIMATIC REGIMES RESULTS CLIMATE DATA HIGH TEMPERATURES ELECTRICITY CLIMATE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES PRECIPITATION AMOUNT HYDROLOGICAL DROUGHTS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES HAILSTONES CLIMATE RISKS ODS HYDROLOGICAL SERVICES DAILY TEMPERATURE SEASON DUST EXTREME VALUES PARTICLES MOISTURE CONTENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AIR TEMPERATURE LAKES SNOWSTORMS WIND SPEEDS ICE WEATHER CONDITIONS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT TEMPERATURES CLIMATE CONDITIONS RAIN INSTITUTION METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS CLIMATIC ZONES FINANCIAL SUPPORT CLIMATE INFORMATION METEOROLOGICAL DATA CLIMATE HAZARD ARID CLIMATE WEATHER EVENTS ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION EVAPORATION HYDROMETEOROLOGY SEASONS FREEZE PRICES RAINFALL AMOUNTS AIR MASS BENEFITS USER ENERGY The purpose of this report is to present the results of an assessment of national weather, climate, and hydrological services in Central Asia and to present a program to improve these services. The report is based on the findings of three country assessments - the Kyrgyz Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan - and supporting regional documentation. These and other countries that form the Central Asian region share common concerns, regarding economic development and the vulnerability of their economies and people to weather, climate, and hydrological extremes. National assessments are based on evaluations of weather, climate, and hydrological hazards; key users’ needs; national hydro meteorological services’ (NMS) capacities; and potential economic benefits from improvement of hydro meteorological service delivery. The results of this global facility for disaster reduction and recovery (GFDRR) work and summary report will contribute directly to the development of the regional initiative to improve weather, climate, and hydrological service delivery in the Central Asia. 2016-02-26T17:51:26Z 2016-02-26T17:51:26Z 2016-01 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25816536/improving-weather-climate-hydrological-services-delivery-central-asia-kyrgyz-republic-republic-tajikistan-turkmenistan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23777 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Moscow Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper Europe and Central Asia Central Asia Kyrgyz Republic Tajikistan Turkmenistan |
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SNOWFALL TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES DUSTSTORMS NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES WEATHER FORECASTING VISIBILITY ALTITUDE BASES METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE COLD TEMPERATURES TEMPERATURE SUSPENDED PARTICLES CALCULATION CYCLONE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WIND SPEED EXTREME HEAT SNOW WMO WEATHER STORMS CONTINENTAL CLIMATE METEOROLOGY WIND INFORMATION CLIMATE VULNERABILITY COLD FRONTS AIR TEMPERATURES SURFACE WATER SEASONAL TEMPERATURE ATMOSPHERE GAS HYDROLOGICAL EXTREMES COLD SEASON AIR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE WINDS CLIMATE-RELATED EVENTS SNOW COVER ANNUAL PRECIPITATION INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION PRESENT WEATHER NEGATIVE IMPACT HUMID ZONES HEAVY RAINS FLOODS CAPACITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION TEMPERATURE INCREASES METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS DUST STORMS CLOUDS HAIL RAINFALL WEATHER SERVICES SURFACE TEMPERATURE GLACIERS FORESTRY ACTION PLAN CYCLONES AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION CLIMATE HAZARDS TEMPERATURE RISES WEATHER FORECASTS NATIONAL CLIMATE PRECIPITATION RUNOFF CLIMATE PREDICTIONS MEAN MONTHLY TEMPERATURE WEATHER HAZARDS SURFACE WATER SUPPLY TECHNOLOGY FROST LEAD DESERTS CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT CLIMATIC REGIMES RESULTS CLIMATE DATA HIGH TEMPERATURES ELECTRICITY CLIMATE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES PRECIPITATION AMOUNT HYDROLOGICAL DROUGHTS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES HAILSTONES CLIMATE RISKS ODS HYDROLOGICAL SERVICES DAILY TEMPERATURE SEASON DUST EXTREME VALUES PARTICLES MOISTURE CONTENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AIR TEMPERATURE LAKES SNOWSTORMS WIND SPEEDS ICE WEATHER CONDITIONS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT TEMPERATURES CLIMATE CONDITIONS RAIN INSTITUTION METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS CLIMATIC ZONES FINANCIAL SUPPORT CLIMATE INFORMATION METEOROLOGICAL DATA CLIMATE HAZARD ARID CLIMATE WEATHER EVENTS ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION EVAPORATION HYDROMETEOROLOGY SEASONS FREEZE PRICES RAINFALL AMOUNTS AIR MASS BENEFITS USER ENERGY |
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SNOWFALL TEMPERATURE VARIATIONS METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES DUSTSTORMS NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICES WEATHER FORECASTING VISIBILITY ALTITUDE BASES METEOROLOGICAL ORGANIZATION NATIONAL METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE COLD TEMPERATURES TEMPERATURE SUSPENDED PARTICLES CALCULATION CYCLONE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY WIND SPEED EXTREME HEAT SNOW WMO WEATHER STORMS CONTINENTAL CLIMATE METEOROLOGY WIND INFORMATION CLIMATE VULNERABILITY COLD FRONTS AIR TEMPERATURES SURFACE WATER SEASONAL TEMPERATURE ATMOSPHERE GAS HYDROLOGICAL EXTREMES COLD SEASON AIR METEOROLOGICAL SERVICE WINDS CLIMATE-RELATED EVENTS SNOW COVER ANNUAL PRECIPITATION INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION PRESENT WEATHER NEGATIVE IMPACT HUMID ZONES HEAVY RAINS FLOODS CAPACITY ECONOMIC COOPERATION TEMPERATURE INCREASES METEOROLOGICAL STATIONS DUST STORMS CLOUDS HAIL RAINFALL WEATHER SERVICES SURFACE TEMPERATURE GLACIERS FORESTRY ACTION PLAN CYCLONES AGRICULTURAL METEOROLOGY METEOROLOGICAL INFORMATION CLIMATE HAZARDS TEMPERATURE RISES WEATHER FORECASTS NATIONAL CLIMATE PRECIPITATION RUNOFF CLIMATE PREDICTIONS MEAN MONTHLY TEMPERATURE WEATHER HAZARDS SURFACE WATER SUPPLY TECHNOLOGY FROST LEAD DESERTS CLIMATE CHANGE DROUGHT CLIMATIC REGIMES RESULTS CLIMATE DATA HIGH TEMPERATURES ELECTRICITY CLIMATE ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSES PRECIPITATION AMOUNT HYDROLOGICAL DROUGHTS MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES HAILSTONES CLIMATE RISKS ODS HYDROLOGICAL SERVICES DAILY TEMPERATURE SEASON DUST EXTREME VALUES PARTICLES MOISTURE CONTENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AIR TEMPERATURE LAKES SNOWSTORMS WIND SPEEDS ICE WEATHER CONDITIONS TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PROJECT TEMPERATURES CLIMATE CONDITIONS RAIN INSTITUTION METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS CLIMATIC ZONES FINANCIAL SUPPORT CLIMATE INFORMATION METEOROLOGICAL DATA CLIMATE HAZARD ARID CLIMATE WEATHER EVENTS ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION EVAPORATION HYDROMETEOROLOGY SEASONS FREEZE PRICES RAINFALL AMOUNTS AIR MASS BENEFITS USER ENERGY World Bank Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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The purpose of this report is to present
the results of an assessment of national weather, climate,
and hydrological services in Central Asia and to present a
program to improve these services. The report is based on
the findings of three country assessments - the Kyrgyz
Republic, the Republic of Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan - and
supporting regional documentation. These and other countries
that form the Central Asian region share common concerns,
regarding economic development and the vulnerability of
their economies and people to weather, climate, and
hydrological extremes. National assessments are based on
evaluations of weather, climate, and hydrological hazards;
key users’ needs; national hydro meteorological services’
(NMS) capacities; and potential economic benefits from
improvement of hydro meteorological service delivery. The
results of this global facility for disaster reduction and
recovery (GFDRR) work and summary report will contribute
directly to the development of the regional initiative to
improve weather, climate, and hydrological service delivery
in the Central Asia. |
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Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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Improving Weather, Climate, and Hydrological Services Delivery in Central Asia |
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improving weather, climate, and hydrological services delivery in central asia |
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World Bank, Moscow |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/01/25816536/improving-weather-climate-hydrological-services-delivery-central-asia-kyrgyz-republic-republic-tajikistan-turkmenistan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/23777 |
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