Climate-risk intelligence
Evidence for risk-informed policy, planning and investment.
Global South Multi-hazard End-to-end systems
We design end-to-end climate-risk and multi-hazard early-warning systems for governments, UN agencies, donors and technical partners.
Evidence for risk-informed policy, planning and investment.
Monitoring and forecasting translated into actionable warnings.
Triggers, finance and action before hazards become disasters.
A systems partner for climate security
The Multi-Hazard Early Warning System Design & Implementation Center is building a global knowledge and technical-assistance platform for climate-vulnerable countries, with a particular focus on the Global South.
MHEWC connects institutional reform, Earth observation, forecasting, geospatial intelligence, emergency coordination and community-level action into practical end-to-end systems.
Visit the MHEWC knowledge platformTechnical services
Modular support for a focused assignment—or an integrated national programme spanning institutions, technology, finance and last-mile delivery.
Integrated climate, hazard, exposure and vulnerability intelligence for policy, investment and operational decisions.
Institutional diagnostics, system design and implementation spanning observation, forecasting, warning and last-mile action.
Hazard forecasts translated into impact scenarios, triggers, early-action protocols and anticipatory financing.
Integrated emergency operations centres with geospatial dashboards, incident workflows and interoperable communications.
Institutional assessments, roadmaps, policies, SOPs and investment plans that turn mandates into operational capability.
Post-disaster needs assessment, loss-and-damage information systems, risk financing and bankable resilience programmes.
Selected country experience
Experience across fragile, climate-vulnerable and geographically diverse settings informs solutions that are locally grounded and globally interoperable.
National roadmap and implementation strategy connecting risk knowledge, monitoring, warning dissemination and preparedness.
Roadmap · coordination · finance readinessImpact-based forecasting and forecast-based financing methodologies designed for severe winter and pastoral risk.
IBF · FbF · early actionMulti-hazard early-warning system design and operational strengthening with regional climate institutions.
MHEWS · EOC · regional servicesA practical architecture and investment pathway for stronger risk information, warning services and coordination.
Blueprint · institutions · investmentClimate-adaptive local development, NAP and NDC support, geospatial analysis and community resilience solutions.
LLA · NAP/NDC · local governmentCross-border analysis of differentiated disaster impacts and institutional pathways for inclusive resilience.
Gender · cross-border risk · resilienceInteractive risk intelligence
Filter selected country contexts by hazard, then open each profile to see the technical response priorities shaping MHEWC's work.
Technical resource library
MHEWC curates and develops methodologies, assessment frameworks and implementation guidance for practitioners across the risk-governance system.
Explore the knowledge platformEW4All roadmaps and implementation strategies
Climate-risk and vulnerability assessment tools
Impact-based forecasting and trigger methodologies
Early Action Protocol development guidance
Loss-and-damage assessment and information systems
Institutional MHEWS and EOC capacity diagnostics
Featured publications
Selected entry points into MHEWC's expanding collection of technical guidance, global evidence and policy perspectives.
Global evidence, coverage gaps and implementation priorities for universal early warning.
An integrated, ICT-enabled and people-centred approach to national MHEWS capability.
Technical considerations for situation rooms, coordination architecture and decision support.
A planetary framework for shared intelligence, technology, finance and accountable action.
Partner with MHEWC
We welcome collaboration with governments, UN agencies, development partners, research institutions, technology providers and donors.