Strengthening early warning and early action systems for meteorological, hydrological and climate extremes in Cambodia and Lao People’s Democratic Republic (PDR) (CREWS Cambodia and Lao PDR 2.0)

Output 1.1 - A country and/or region has developed or strengthened legislative and/or institutional frameworks to support and sustain multi-hazard early warning systems

Output 1.2 - multi-hazard needs, gaps and priority assessments, analyses and related investment plans for early warning systems in a country or region are driven by CREWS financing

Output 2.1 - Risk information and tools generated by countries to enable the delivery of impact-based early warnings or advisory services

Output 2.2 - Monitoring, analysis and forecasting of hazards that threaten the country/region are improved and sustained by the countries

Output 2.3 - Warnings are communicated by the countries based on common alerting protocols under agreed standard operational procedures (SOPs)

Output 2.4 — Warnings are received, understood and acted upon based on co-produced preparedness and response plans by the countries

Output 3.1 — People of different backgrounds, gender, youth, older persons, people with disability, poor, marginalized, displaced, and non-native, as well as related institutions have co-produced climate and weather information products tailored to their needs

Output 3.2 - Private sector is engaged to foster innovation and sustainability in delivery of early warning services