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The RainbirdGEO Team Participated in The Korea Global Adaptation Week 2023

  Incheon, South Korea, 2023 – RainbirdGEO was honored to participate in Korea Global Adaptation Week 2023, one of the significant adaptation events of the year, which aims to showcase and promote actions and practices to address and adapt to climate change impacts. The event was held in Incheon, South Korea from August 28 to …

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Identification of Optimal and Vulnerable Areas for Coffee Cultivation in Ethiopia Based on Climate Change Impacts, and Selection of Potential Areas for Solar Cow Installations

Yolk, a company specializing in solar solutions, has implemented an innovative initiative in Ethiopian schools by installing Solar Cow (a solar charging system designed in the shape of a cow). This system allows children to charge portable batteries while they attend classes, which they can then take home with them. This approach is particularly significant …

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Climate Risk Management and Governance Capabilities Enhancement in Cambodia

Duration: 2018 ~ 31st October, 2022 In 2018, an agreement (MOU) was signed between The Ministry of Water Resources in Cambodia and Ewha Womans University, and RainbirdGEO, to conduct three rounds of mobile application testing services across Cambodia. In 2020, under the support of the Korea Meteorological Institute, RainbirdGEO successfully implemented the project “Management of …

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[The Five Island Countries in The Pacific Ocean] Development and Adaptation of The Localized Climate Information and Early Warnings to Reach Communities at The Last Mile.

Duration: 4th January, 2023 ~ 10th September, 2026 With the support of the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP) and Green Climate Fund (GCF), the objective of this project is to develop and localize early warning algorithms and systems for communicating weather-related hazards and alerts to residents through mobile communication channels in five Pacific island countries: …

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