Regional Climate Centre in RA V (South-West Pacific)

At its 16th session in May 2014, RA V (South-West Pacific), through Resolution 5 (RA V-16) decided to adopt the RCC-Network concept for two sub-domains in the Region, namely South-East Asia and the Pacific Island Countries and Territories.

Status of the RCC implementation in RA V (South-West Pacific)

WMO


Pacific RCC-Network Pacific Regional Climate Centre-Network
Status of implementation	In demonstration phase since September 2017
Coordinated by	Management Committee whose chair is rotated among the institutions leading the nodes
Node	Seasonal prediction	Leads: Earth Sciences New Zealand (ESNZ), New Zealand and Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), Australia Consortium: • Météo-France, France • Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Climate Center (APCC) • Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) • The Pacific Community (SPC)
	Climate monitoring	Leads: BOM and SPC Consortium: SPREP and ESNZ
	Data services	Leads: BOM Consortium: SPC and ESNZ
	Climate change	Leads: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO), Australia Consortium: BOM, ESNZ, SPREP and Météo-France
	Domain of interest	Pacific Island region
Website	Link
Linkage with other RCCs	• SEA RCC-Network • RCC-Caribbean
Linkage with RCOFs	Pacific Islands Climate Outlook Forum (PICOF)
Factsheet	Link


SEA RCC-Network South-East Asia RCC-Network
Status of implementation	In demonstration phase since November 2017
Node	Seasonal prediction	Lead: Meteorological Services Singapore (MSS), Singapore Consortium member: Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), Philippine
	Climate monitoring	Lead: PAGASA Consortium members: • Agency for Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics of the Republic of Indonesia (BMKG), Indonesia • MSS, Singapore
	Data services	Lead: BMKG, Indonesia
Domain of interest	South-East Asia
Website	Link
Linkage with RCOFs	Association of Southeast Asian Nations Climate Outlook Forum (ASEANCOF)
Factsheet	Link