We work for a more resilient and sustainable society

We co-develop impact-based forecasting models at sub-seasonal to decadal timescales in collaboration with public health, disaster risk management, and humanitarian agencies. This helps enhance surveillance, preparedness and response to climate-sensitive disease outbreaks and health outcomes and to disentangle the impacts of global environmental change on infectious disease risk.

We develop timely air quality information and services based on atmospheric modelling, including daily forecasts of air pollutants, and sand and dust. This information is key for optimal decision-making and planning at urban and regional scales to tackle air pollution, protect citizens' health and improve wellbeing.