The Portfolio

26 countries with significant data gaps are receiving SOFF support 

The 26 countries represent areas of high priority for numerical weather prediction models and where observational data are very scarce.

These countries will receive technical and financial support to build human capacity, install the needed infrastructure to collect and share data as well as operation and maintenance. Where infrastructure is already existing, SOFF will provide support to improve and re-habilitate. Global data sharing is what matters for weather forecasting and climate prediction models and will contribute to improve climate services, including early warning systems.

Africa
CountryPeerImplementing Entity
Burkina FasoSpain, NigeriaAfrican Development Bank
Cabo VerdeNetherlandsUNEP
ChadAustriaWorld Food Programme
Congo (DRC)SwitzerlandAfrican Development Bank
EthiopiaNorway, FinlandUNDP
LiberiaNigeriaAfrican Development Bank
MadagascarGermanyAfrican Development Bank
MalawiNorway, IcelandUNDP
MozambiqueSouth AfricaWorld Food Programme
RwandaFinlandUNDP
SenegalNetherlandsIslamic Development Bank
South SudanAustria, FinlandAfrican Development Bank
TanzaniaDenmarkUNDP
Asia
CountryPeerImplementing Entity
BhutanFinlandUNEP
MaldivesFinland, MaldivesUNEP
NepalFinlandUNEP
Latin America
Country Peer Implementing Entity
Belize United Kingdom Inter-American Development Bank
Ecuador Switzerland, Argentina Inter-American Development Bank
Grenada Spain World Bank
Guyana Austria World Bank
Pacific
Country Peer Implementing Entity
Fiji Australia World Bank
Kiribati Australia UNEP
Samoa Australia World Bank
Solomon Islands Australia UNDP
Timor-Leste Finland, Indonesia UNEP
Tuvalu New Zealand UNEP