Our Story
The intended design aspect of an integrated IBF is to provide a one-stop solution for weather and climate information services. This robust Mongolian IBF system essentially to complement the WMO’s global efforts of transitioning from traditional weather forecasts to integrated impact forecasting, weather warning, alerting, and multi-hazard early warning system (MHEWS) extensively covering to last mile. The proposed IBF system is also imperative for the Sendai Framework to full-scale Implementation and access of MHEWS and disaster risk information and assessments to the climate frontline.
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Impact-based forecasts and
warnings provide a roadmap of anticipatory actions, an early action
protocol(EAP) that enables preparedness measures for saving lives, properties,
and livelihoods.
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Impact-based forecasts and
warnings communicate information that allows those at risk to make effective
decisions to safeguard against the impact of forecast extreme weather or
climate event.
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Developing impact-based
forecasts and warnings builds strong, collaborative partnerships between
national meteorological and hydrological services and sectors operating in
disaster risk reduction and management.
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Impact-based forecasting
communicates uncertainties. Decision makers can factor the uncertainties into
choosing appropriate actions.
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Forecast producers and
users of Impact based forecasting and warnings be able to share data, best
practices, and critical information before, during, and after weather and
climate events to improve the quality of forecast and warning information. There
are opportunities for forecasts to support strategic planning in the County
such as through using forecasts to inform sectoral annual plans and related
budgets, to raise awareness of potential climate risks, and resource
mobilization for early action.
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Years of Experience
In Early Warnings..........
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Technology of Early Warning System
The MHEWC has indispensable features and service delivery capacities
for mandating the connectedness of stakeholders with the system and remains
operational for demand driven service deliveries. The engineering aspect of the
IBF platform to design with ICT enabled robust architecture for having optimum
operability with interfacing multiple sources information, recurrent
processability, and the IBF product output system optimally works on an interactive
partnership of stakeholders across the country. The sector-specific impact
level analysis of the hazardous weather parameters sought the involvement of
designated specialized government national hydrometeorological organizations (NMHS),
sectoral departments, R & D organizations & specialists, academia, mandated
partners, commercial stakeholders, herders, and vulnerable community to
contribute inputs for making IBF readily available and on the time. Mandating the aforementioned stakeholders through a set of standard
operating procedures (SoP ) viably to a common consensus of a proactive,
time-critical partnership and collaboration amongst the wide range of technical
partners and agencies engaged in meteorology, climatology, hydrology, disaster
risk management, local government sectors, pre-disaster risk assessment group,
post-disaster damage, loss and needs assessment (PDNA) group, disaster first-responders,
vulnerable community, herders group, etc. for the contribution. The IBF system thus ensures functional
partnership by encouraging stakeholders getting into access to the platform
with a sense of ownership imperatively
to demand-driven weather information service delivery for the IBF related data/information
process, informed tools development, and deliverables to climate & disaster
emergency management.
The IBF process depends on the multifaceted, interactive, functional, regular proactive coordination
mechanism amongst all stakeholders. The data-sharing protocol to the IBF
process. The IBF needs to classify the stakeholder categories, the
responsibilities over to risk information coordination, risks and impeding
impact interpretation over to impending onset extreme weather events and to
managing the risk and vulnerabilities of induced disaster.
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