Climate change is often explained through data, maps, scenarios, and reports. These are important, especially for SAFE4ALL, which aims to make climate information more useful for communities, practitioners, and decision-makers. But climate change is not only something we see in charts. It is also something people experience in their fields,...

With SAFE4ALL now well past its halfway point, the General Assembly and Technical Days in Nairobi came at the right moment to reflect on what the project has achieved so far and where it is heading next. Held from 24 to 27 March 2026 at the Institute for Meteorological Training...

In March 2026, I accompanied the SAFE4ALL project team to Ghana as part of my thesis research, conducted in collaboration with the DROP App. The goal was to better understand how local knowledge practices for weather forecasting have changed in communities in recent years, how the DROP App fits into...