A major five year programme offering 15 interdisciplinary doctoral scholarships in climate justice.
How atmosphere-ocean interactions in the Bay of Bengal affect monsoon rainfall across South Asia.
DREAM aims to determine the drivers of variability in the East Asian hydrological cycle.
This pilot project was set-up with the aim of developing a Learning Framework for GloFAS flood forecast users.
The workshop looks to explore ways of understanding and evaluating the everyday practices of climate change cultures
Rainwatch platform generates rainfall data in real time, tracking the seasonal attributes important to food production.
Investigating the science of extreme event attribution and its relevance for policy in an African context
CAULDRON is a participatory game to engage with stakeholders on issues around extreme event attribution
A new sustainable approach to manage climate risks and increase resilience for smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa
HyCRISTAL is tackling current uncertainties which exist around climate change projections for the East African region.
Explaining Timescales Associated with Jet Stream Variability
Disaster Risk Reduction and International Law symposium - 29 June to 1 July 2017, at the University of Reading
ERADACS seeks to enhance resilience to drought using forecasts of soil moisture communicated in a meaningful manner.
Find out more about the climate of the past and how climate change can present a number of risks and opportunities.
Consider how the food we grow, buy, eat and throw away relates to the global issue of food security,.
Get an introduction to the weather and climate of the UK and beyond.
How can we adapt farming to an uncertain future? Could the answer be Climate Smart Agriculture?
BRAVE aims to better quantify the impacts of climatic variability and change on groundwater supplies.
TAMSAT provides gauge-calibrated satellite-based rainfall estimates for all of Africa in near real time.
DACCIWA aims to quantify the influence of human-caused and natural emissions on air quality, clouds and rainfall.
Integrating climate and livelihoods information to trigger Adaptive Social Protection programmes in the Sahel
Flooding From Intense Rainfall aims to reduce risks of damage and loss of life caused by surface water and flash floods.
Exploring how countries in Africa can benefit from green growth and investment in sustainable technologies.
Focuses on indicators of ‘good density’ in urban development.
The COP Climate Action Studio (COP CAS) enables doctoral students to remotely participate in the annual UNFCCC.
The Climate Services Academy Training (CSAT) is a new initiative which is training PGR students in Evidence Synthesis
Programme of research and capability building, led by the National Centre for Atmospheric Science.