中国气象局中国气象局 China Meteorological Administration CHINA IN ACTION FOR CLIMATE SERVICES An operational User Interface Platform (UIP) can promote engaging.

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中国气象局中国气象局 China Meteorological Administration CHINA IN ACTION FOR CLIMATE SERVICES An operational User Interface Platform (UIP) can promote engaging all stakeholders and ensure effective decision-making where it involves climate considerations. Government-led organizational arrangements for implementation  Coordination: National Climate Committee (4 sub-committees)  Interaction: Inter-agency liaison meetings on met services(27 members)  Technical: Multi-sector integrated information sharing and interactive platform which provides climate service products to users including media  Full coverage: Appropriate cooperation mechanisms of working and technical levels put in place at provincial, prefectural and county levels Mechanism building in progress at rural and urban community levels At local and community levels: At national level: The implementation of GFCS in China is bolstered with a robust institutional organization that involves all relevant partners, stakeholders and end users Experience with UIP

中国气象局中国气象局 China Meteorological Administration CHINA IN ACTION FOR CLIMATE SERVICES Practice in priority areas Case 1. Agriculture and Food Security:  AgroMeteorological information service system to farming community -- Real-time service delivery system (grass-roots level service stations: 78,000, Meteorological messengers: 600,000, electronic displays: 134,000, warning loud- speakers: 324,000) -- Straight services to end users including farmer associations, village leaders etc.) -- Experts alliance to enhance partnership and capacity development Case 2. Disaster Risk Reduction:  Climate prediction based flood/drought preparedness -- Task teams dispatched to prone areas -- Structural measures taken in selected points -- Materials reserved in selected zones, Shelters consolidated……  Disaster risk warning based multi-sector coordinated response -- Risk census and Determine hazard thresholds in cooperation with partners( e.g. risk census in 1102 counties of 31 provinces, hazard thresholds determined last year) -- Combat disasters by governments and grassroots organizations with early warning, relief and resettlement measures including evacuation Others cases: water, human health, urban planning……

中国气象局中国气象局 China Meteorological Administration CHINA IN ACTION FOR CLIMATE SERVICES Key Recommendations 1. Governments at all levels should play a leading role in promoting the implementation of GFCS, it’s essential to ensure the operational and functional UIP in place, particularly for grass-root service delivery. 2. Communication and outreach is a key component of the partnership construction process. Dialogue on practical action at regional and national levels should be encouraged. 3. Improved services and benefits is the necessary condition for wide and effective engagement by various stakeholders. Climate service must be driven by user needs and sound science, and supported by practical participatory mechanism including that of investment.