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to the Funded Activities.. 32.4 The Met Office may terminate this Agreement immediately upon written notice to the Beneficiary if FCDO removes the Met Office as a fund manager or otherwise cancels any of its funding under the WISER Programme or in the event of Force Majeure. 17 32.5 Within thirty (30
climate risk analysis. Each group selected a moderator and rapporteur for the discussion and was provided thirty minutes for discussion and five minutes for reporting back. The summary of reporting by all three groups is listed below: Group 1: Rapporteur: Rosie Oakes Group 1 decided not to change
events impacting Nepal during July led to flooding and landslides causing eighty-four deaths, 9,700 families to be displaced, and 18,500 houses damaged or destroyed (International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cresent Societies, 2007). Around thirty districts were affected, shown in Figure 16
for aviation. One of the important pieces of work undertaken by the Meteor staff was to research the climatology of the Western Front to gain a better impression of what sort of conditions could be expected and the seasonal variations. They collated a wide ranging body of data from the previous thirty years
. Thirty five Information Asset Guardians (IAGs) support these IAOs. They work with the SIRO to ensure business critical and sensitive information assets are risk managed appropriately so that the value of our information assets is protected as described by our risk appetite. Wider governance
by the end of the war. The observations were passed into CFO and back out to the stations requiring them using a well-developed teleprinter network. All observations could be sent in and transferred to the chart drawing room within thirty minutes ensuing the network was always ready to receive the next set
1°C in global average temperature compared to pre-industrial levels. We used the following model simulations in this analysis (more details on specific models included are available in Appendix B): • Thirty Global Climate Model (GCM) simulations from the World Climate Research Project (WCRP
and January combined and (bottom) December. Winter of 2010/11 shown as red stars. December/January 2010/11 was the thirty-fourth coldest December/January in the record and December was the second coldest December in the record. Fig. 15. Attributable change in probability (P1/P0) of (top) December/January
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