Adoption of new flood forecasting technologies has improved Ecuador’s resilience and reduced the damage from extreme hydrological events.
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Fernandes, J.; Alvarez , S. (2023) Adoption of new flood forecasting technologies has improved Ecuador’s resilience and reduced the damage from extreme hydrological events. Rome (Italy): Bioversity International; Cali (Colombia): CIAT 3 p.
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INAMHI- the National Institute and governing body of Meteorology and Hydrology of Ecuador – produces better flood forecasts with more accurate information on their timing, magnitude and impact. The Alliance, through SERVIR-Amazonia, contributed by training technicians from INAMHI and other Ecuadorian institutions to use the Tethys platform. This improved platform and training developed the organization´s flood forecasting practices, including the provision of more accurate information on the likely timing, magnitude and impact of floods, benefitting people across boundaries in the Amazon region.
