For humanitarian organisations, funders, and research teams designing, evaluating, or scaling impact-based forecasting and anticipatory-action programmes.
Multi-hazard threshold frameworks, ensemble forecast integration, and trigger mechanisms aligned to WMO risk-matrix practice — designed to hold up operationally, not just on paper.
Mapping how hydro-meteorological hazards cascade into sector-specific impacts, to inform early-action plans that go beyond a single hazard type.
Support connecting anticipatory action to financing mechanisms — including guidance on accreditation pathways and how AA fits the broader climate finance delivery gap.
Restructuring forecast information into decision-ready advisories for policy, funder, and field-actor audiences — with named hotspots and embedded probabilities rather than generic warnings.
Structured review of vulnerability assessments, inception reports, and evaluation frameworks against RFP requirements or sector best practice.
Facilitation-ready stakeholder mapping for multi-actor initiatives, informing engagement strategy for programme rollout or hackathon-style innovation processes.
A short call or written brief to understand the hazard context, data available, and decision the system needs to support.
A technical proposal — framework, thresholds, or review structure — shared before any build work starts.
Working system, framework, or report, with documentation clear enough for your own team to maintain it.