1. WMO WMO INTEGRATED GLOBAL OBSERVING SYSTEM (WIGOS) TT-PWPP-2 4.1 National WIGOS Implementation WMO; OBS

2. Next step: WIGOS Pre-operational Phase Regulatory & Guidance Material Information Resource (WIR) Data quality monitoring system Regional WIGOS Centres National WIGOS implementation WMO priorities DRRGFCSPolarAviation WIGOS framework WIGOS Pre-operational Phase

3. WPP Priority Areas – inter-dependent National WIGOS Implementation Regional WIGOS Centers WIGOS Manual & Guide WIR WDQMS

4. WIGOS Vision  Coordinated, comprehensive, reliable & trusted observations for WMO and co-sponsors;  Addressing, in a cost-effective and sustained manner, the evolving observing requirements of Members in delivering their weather, climate, water and related environmental services;  Enhanced coordination & cooperation at regional, sub- regional and national levels for the benefit of society. Global Regional National

5. WIGOS Vision Requires…  Cultivate & support a culture of compliance  Align with WMO priorities and national mandates such as DRR, GFCS and service outcomes  Coordinate & build alliances for interoperable systems & shared data  Coordinated, comprehensive, reliable & trusted observations for WMO and co-sponsors;  Addressing, in a cost-effective and sustained manner, the evolving observing requirements of Members in delivering their weather, climate, water and related environmental services;  Enhanced coordination & cooperation at regional, sub- regional and national levels for the benefit of society.

6. WIGOS: Integral part of NMHS and key enabler of their value proposition + National societal needs WIGOS

7. RA I WIGOS Side event (Cg17) – Chair's comments  WIGOS is a driver for modernisation in NMHSs  Focus on what WIGOS can do  Partners and politicians – emphasise key messages  Life and property  Socioeconomic benefits  Risk management for climate and weather  Manage risks not crises  Proactive not reactive  Nexus of other WMO priorities (DRR, GFCS,..)  Better value & outcomes from accessible money, people, skills  Move forward together

8. Approach to National WIGOS Implementation  All countries are different  The journey is as important as the destination  Diversion - Fish and the Cheshire cat  Set goals and objectives for WIGOS  Critical analysis of capabilities and gaps  Systems, processes, people, networks, governance  Establish governance and key relationships  Understand national needs  Focus plan on priorities and phases  Apply WIGOS tools and guidance – this is a biggie … test footer 8

9. Approach to National WIGOS Implementation (2)  Lessons learnt from WIGOS framework implementation  10 KAAs  Data lifecycle management  Partnerships  Operational practices  Shaping workforce capabilities  Impact of increasing automation  Etc  Link to other four key priority areas for WPP test footer 9

10.  How well understood is WIGOS?  Who to engage?  How to engage?  When?  What help do Members need most?  How structured should guidance be?  How long will implementation take?  How useful is the national checklist?  How realistic is it to link GFCS, DRR and WIGOS projects? test footer 10 Approach to National WIGOS Implementation (3)

11. Thank you

12. Regional WIGOS Centers RWC WMO RO Member/s WIS RCC RTC RIC RA MG PO liaison etc governance support, CD technical support