The most common natural disasters in Comoros are floods, cyclones, rising waters and tsunamis. Additionally, the activity of the Karthala volcano also represents a source of risk and vulnerability for the country. The government has made efforts to address Comoro’s vulnerability.
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- MHEWS Setup
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- Short-range weather forecasting Process for African Continent
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- Loss and Damage Assessment Tools
- Hazard Detection System
- Early Warning Early Action Protocol development guidelines
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