Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World

Addressing many of the global challenges facing humankind requires the availability, access, and use of huge volumes of digital hydrometeorological (hereafter “hydromet”) data needed to inform decision-making to save lives and infrastructure as...

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Main Authors:	Thorpe, Alan, Rogers, David P.
Format:	Technical Note
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2022
Subjects:	DECARBONIZATION BUILD BACK BETTER GLOBAL WARMING IMPACT HYDROMET DATA VALUE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT ECONOMY NEW ECONOMY WEATHER-RELATED INFORMATION RISK TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR COLLECTION RISK WIND ENERGY VULNERABILITY VULNERABIITY TO WEATHER WATER STRESSES
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099809303292242879/IDU09649b6ed0a6bc0459309beb0b69ff7fd3c4a http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37561

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spelling	okr-10986-375612022-06-17T05:10:34Z Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World Thorpe, Alan Rogers, David P. DECARBONIZATION BUILD BACK BETTER GLOBAL WARMING IMPACT HYDROMET DATA VALUE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT ECONOMY NEW ECONOMY WEATHER-RELATED INFORMATION RISK TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR COLLECTION RISK WIND ENERGY VULNERABILITY VULNERABIITY TO WEATHER WATER STRESSES Addressing many of the global challenges facing humankind requires the availability, access, and use of huge volumes of digital hydrometeorological (hereafter “hydromet”) data needed to inform decision-making to save lives and infrastructure as well as to exploit the associated economic opportunities. The global challenges include the world’s increasing vulnerability to weather, climate, and water stresses, and they are especially acute in developing countries. This technical note outlines the opportunities and requirements for developing countries to be able to benefit from the digital hydromet data revolution. 2022-06-16T18:01:58Z 2022-06-16T18:01:58Z 2022-03 Technical Note http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099809303292242879/IDU09649b6ed0a6bc0459309beb0b69ff7fd3c4a http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37561 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Brief
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topic	DECARBONIZATION BUILD BACK BETTER GLOBAL WARMING IMPACT HYDROMET DATA VALUE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT ECONOMY NEW ECONOMY WEATHER-RELATED INFORMATION RISK TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR COLLECTION RISK WIND ENERGY VULNERABILITY VULNERABIITY TO WEATHER WATER STRESSES
spellingShingle	DECARBONIZATION BUILD BACK BETTER GLOBAL WARMING IMPACT HYDROMET DATA VALUE SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT RESILIENT ECONOMY NEW ECONOMY WEATHER-RELATED INFORMATION RISK TO SUSTAINABLE ENERGY SOLAR COLLECTION RISK WIND ENERGY VULNERABILITY VULNERABIITY TO WEATHER WATER STRESSES Thorpe, Alan Rogers, David P. Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
description	Addressing many of the global challenges facing humankind requires the availability, access, and use of huge volumes of digital hydrometeorological (hereafter “hydromet”) data needed to inform decision-making to save lives and infrastructure as well as to exploit the associated economic opportunities. The global challenges include the world’s increasing vulnerability to weather, climate, and water stresses, and they are especially acute in developing countries. This technical note outlines the opportunities and requirements for developing countries to be able to benefit from the digital hydromet data revolution.
format	Technical Note
author	Thorpe, Alan Rogers, David P.
author_facet	Thorpe, Alan Rogers, David P.
author_sort	Thorpe, Alan
title	Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
title_short	Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
title_full	Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
title_fullStr	Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
title_full_unstemmed	Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World
title_sort	investing in digital hydrometeorological data for the developing world
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2022
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099809303292242879/IDU09649b6ed0a6bc0459309beb0b69ff7fd3c4a http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37561
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Investing in Digital Hydrometeorological Data for the Developing World

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