Deliverable nr | Title |
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| Assessing existing drought monitoring and forecasting capacities, mitigation and adaptation practice |
D2.1 | Inventory of drought monitoring and forecasting systems in Africa |
D2.2 | Inventory of institutional frameworks and drought mitigation and adaptation practices in Africa |
D2.3 | Assessment report on drought warning experiences |
D2.4 | Gap analysis report on drought monitoring and forecasting systems in Africa |
D2.5 | Gap analysis report on drought mitigation and adaptation practices |
| Drought hazard, vulnerability and risk and the influence of climate change |
D3.1 | Conceptual framework for definition of drought vulnerability across Africa |
D3.2 | Methods for mapping drought vulnerability at different spatial scales |
D3.3 | Dynamic and statistical downscaling of climate projections to the regional and local scale |
D3.4 | Meteorological climate scenarios for Africa |
D3.5 | Hydrological climate scenarios for Africa |
D3.6 | Impact of climate change on drought hazard across the whole of Africa |
| Drought forecasting at different temporal and geographical scales |
D4.1 | Meteorological drought forecasting (monthly to seasonal forecasting) at regional and continental scale |
D4.2 | Skill of the multi-model forecasting system in predicting variables and drought indicators |
D4.3 | Potential to supplementing drought early warning systems with new meteorological information |
D4.4 | Potential to supplementing drought early warning systems with new meteorological information |
D4.5 | Available continental scale hydrological models and their suitability for Africa |
D4.6 | Statistical analysis of natural climatic variability and hydrological parameters |
D4.7 | Downscaled and tailor made hydrological models for the Limpopo and Niger case study basins |
D4.8 | Skill of developed regional hydrological models to forecast hydrological drought |
D4.9 | Guidelines for downscaling and refinement of continental hydrological models to regional scale |
D4.10 | Local scale agricultural models for Limpopo and Oum-er-Rbia river basins |
D4.11 | Skill of developed agricultural models to predict indicators and temporally variable thresholds |
| Enhanced drought early warning for better decision making and preparedness in Africa |
D5.1 | Outline of framework for drought warning and mitigation in Africa |
D5.2 | Chart of institutional responsabilities and communication lines for drought response |
D5.3 | Framework for drought warning and mitigation from national to local scale |
D5.4 | Recommendation for enhancing drought preparedness at the local and regional scales |
D6.1 | Inception report for each case study |
D6.2 | Final report for each case study (Inner Niger Delta) Final report for each case study (Oum Er Rbia, Morocco) Final report for each case study (Limpopo, Southern Africa) Final report for each case study (Eastern Nile) |
D6.3 | Testing of drought indicators at Pan-African level |
D6.4 | Integration of drought vulnerability and hazard into risk maps at the Pan-African level |
D6.4 Addendum | Drought vulnerability assessment in Kenya |
D6.5 | Integration of drought forecasting tools for Africa into the Pan-African map server |
D6.6 | Development and implementation of Pan-African map server |
D6.7 | Performance of the proposed improved drought forecasting methods applied to selected river basins |
D6.8 | Comparative review of drought forecasting in Europe and Africa |
| Implementation of improved methodologies in comparative case studies |
D7.2 | Proceedings from End-user workshops |
D7.3 | Knowledge Sharing Platform |
D7.4 | Newsletters (January 2012, June 2012, November 2012, May 2013, October 2013)D7.5 |
Promotional materials | D7.6 | Training courses |
D7.9 | YouTube movie broadcast |
| Stakeholder participation, knowledge dissemination and capacity building |
D8.1 | DEWFORA Factsheet |
D8.2 | Web-portal for Cluster |
D8.3 | European policy briefs |
D8.4 | African policy briefs |
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