Tanzania Meteorological
Agency (TMA) in collaboration with the International Research Institute for
Climate and Society (IRI) of the United States of America has launched the
“Enhancing National Climate Services (ENACTS)” programmme which aims at enabling
users of climate services to access climate services in a simple and easy way
including through TMA’s Website (www.meteo.go.tz).
Dr. Buruhani Nyezi the Chairperson of
the TMA’s Ministerial Advisory Board on launching the service urged TMA to
enhance their services to benefit the society. Furthermore, Dr. Nyenzi
applauded TMA for their effort to collaborate with experts from various
institutions and countries who are members of the World Meteorological
Organization (WMO) in the process of enhancing TMA services in Tanzania.
Furthermore, Dr.Nyenzi thanked the IRI for their support in the ENACTS and its
official launch.
On her side, Dr. Agnes
Kijazi, the Director General of Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) called for
all stakeholders and public at large to mainstream weather and climate
information in planning and implementation of their socio-economic activities,
since all various socio-economic sectors in the country rely on weather and
climate.
Dr. Kijazi also appreciated
the support of IRI and for their collaborations with TMA in the past three
years working on ENACTS. Dr. Kijazi further thanked DFID through USA based
Columbia University for sponsoring the launching event of ENACTS which involved seventy (70) participants
from various stakeholders of weather and climate services in Tanzania
(Government and Non-Governments Organizations) that was held at Ubungo Plaza,
Dar es Salaam on 18 December 2015.
ISSUED BY; MONICA MUTONI, PUBLIC RELATIONS
OFFICER-TANZANIA METEOROLOGICAL AGENCY (TMA)
Even if a single person in a team is not doing her/his job like they are supposed, it damages the integrity of them team which will then affect all the members of the team alike. As per corporate event planners, such activities should be incorporated into the work routine at regular intervals.
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