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Public-Private Engagement
Starting from 2014, several important events organized or supported by WMO in cooperation with various partners, traced a new approach towards an extended engagement between the public, private and academic sectors in the context of the global weather enterprise. The 70th Session of the Executive Council (June 2018) and the 18th World Meteorological Congress (June 2019) have develop further the guidance and policies needed by Members to strongly encourage and enable mutually beneficial partnerships and engagement between all sectors and stakeholders bringing tangible benefits to industries,...
Creating commitment - Alliance for Hydromet Development
The WMO Strategic Plan 2020-2023 sets an ambitious goal – to close the capacity gap on weather, climate and water services between developed and developing countries. Scaling up effective partnerships is one of the Strategic Objectives to achieve this Goal
Centennial Observing Stations
Long-term meteorological observations are part of the irreplaceable cultural and scientific heritage of mankind that serve the needs of current and future generations for long-term high quality climate records. They...
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Prof Zaviša Janjic wins IMO Prize
23 May 2013 Prof Zaviša Janjic has received the IMO Prize – the World Meteorological Organization’s most prestigious award for his outstanding contributions to meteorology, climatology, hydrology and related sciences...
International Meteorological Organization (IMO) Prize
The 56th IMO prize has been awarded to the late Professor Aksel Wiin-Nielsen as a lifetime achievement award. Professor Wiin-Nielsen served as WMO Secretary-General from 1980 to 1983. He was...
Prof. Taroh Matsuno wins IMO Prize
The 55th IMO Prize, WMO’s most prestigious award, was awarded to Prof. Taroh Matsuno of Japan by the 62nd session of the WMO Executive Council in June 2010. Prof. Matsuno...