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Mozambique faces a humanitarian crisis following Cyclones Chido and Dikeledi, which have affected over 737,000 people. The storms brought severe winds and rainfall, impacting multiple provinces, primarily Cabo Delgado and …
Mozambique’s Response to Cyclones Chido and Dikeledi: A Humanitarian Overview Read More
The WISER EWSA program launches an intensive weather forecast testbed in Zambia on January 30, 2025, aiming to improve severe weather predictions following recent cyclones. In collaboration with local communities …
Intensive Weather Forecast Testbed Launched in Southern Africa Read More
Flooding from Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi devastated the Lavavola Tortoise Center in Madagascar, claiming the lives of 450 tortoises. Many others were saved and relocated to higher grounds to reduce health …
Tropical Cyclone Dikeledi Causes Catastrophic Flooding at Madagascar Tortoise Sanctuary Read More
UNICEF reported that extreme weather conditions kept 242 million children out of school last year in 85 countries. Heatwaves, cyclones, and flooding were the main causes, with the majority of …
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather and School Interruptions Read More
UNICEF reported that nearly 242 million children were kept out of school in 2024 due to extreme weather incidents, highlighting a significant concern for education globally. Some regions, particularly in …
UNICEF Report: 250 Million Children Affected by Climate-Induced School Interruptions Read More
UNICEF’s report reveals that extreme weather events caused nearly 250 million children worldwide to miss school last year. The predominant factors included heatwaves, floods, and cyclones, particularly affecting low-income countries. …
UNICEF Report: Nearly 250 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather in 2024 Read More
UNICEF reports that nearly 250 million children missed school due to extreme weather in 2024, with heatwaves being a major factor. Low-income countries suffered the most, but harsh conditions were …
UNICEF Reports 250 Million Children Affected by School Disruptions Due to Extreme Weather Read More
UNICEF reports that approximately 242 million children missed school last year due to extreme weather, with significant devastation caused by heatwaves, flooding, and cyclones across 85 countries. The majority of …
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Miss School Due to Extreme Weather Events Read More
UNICEF’s new report reveals that nearly 242 million children globally missed school due to extreme weather last year, particularly in low-income and vulnerable nations. Heatwaves were the leading climate hazard, …
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Disrupted by Extreme Weather Events Read More
UNICEF reports that 242 million children missed school in 2024 due to extreme weather events, significantly affecting education in low-income countries. Southern Europe also faced severe disruptions from flooding and …
UNICEF Reports 242 Million Children Affected by Extreme Weather in 2024 Read More