Resources

C2MA flyer advert can be accessed here.

Other useful resources for the workshop can be accessed below.

Research projects

Impact of El Nino on malaria vectors dynamics in Tanzania: observation, improvement and unleashing forecasting potential, NERC project NE/P004407/1. Short movie about the project. Data ressources.
Quantifying Weather and Climate Impacts on Health in Developing Countries, QWeCI EU project No. 243964. Short movie about the project. Project website & ressources.

Scientific publications

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