CSAG is a lead partner in the WISER TRANSFORM project. The project aims to create a learning and exchange environment within the Weather and Climate Information Services for Africa (WISER) programme and beyond to apply co-production approaches, better understand the drivers of user uptake of weather and climate information as well as draw together case studies on measuring the socio-economic benefit of climate services. CSAG’s key roles in TRANSFORM were developing guidance and learning with regard to best practice in co-production, research into maximising the update of weather and climate services through behavioural psychology approaches and facilitating capacity development activities that spanned the entire WISER programme.
Download the following resources:
- Infographic – Designing Climate Services For Action
- Policy Brief – Using environmental psychology to increase the use of climate information
- Working Paper – Using environmental psychology to increase the use of climate information
- WISER Policy Brief #1 : Enhancing co-production in climate services projects. Lessons from the WISER programme for project implementers.
- WISER Policy Brief #2 : Redefining ‘business as usual’ with a gender lens. Designing and implementing gender-sensitive climate services projects for funders and implementers.
- WISER Policy Brief #3 : Designing the next generation of co-produced climate services. Enabling funding partners to develop impactful climate services projects and programmes.
- WISER Policy Brief #4 : Creating accessible and sustainable climate services through capacity development of NMHSs. Lessons from the WISER programme for NMHSs.
Funder: Department for International Development (DFID) & UK met Office
Partners: SSN, ICF, Overseas Development Institute (ODI) and International Research Institute for Climate and society (IRI)
For further details: contact Anna Steynor
