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Experimental Hydrometeorological Monitoring and Predictions
A Hydrometeorological Advisory for Sri Lanka is at one of our blogs.
This report has been produced since
the start of 2009 and is updated weekly. Weekly reports are also available at the
Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka website.
Experimental monthly reports for the Maldives are available at our Maldives site.
Introduction
This website is a portal to the work of the Foundation for Environment, Climate and Technology (FECT) and a comprehensive site for climate and environmental technology for the region. It provides background information on climate, climate trends, climate variability and climate related news in Sri Lanka and neighbouring region. It is updated to monitor current climate conditions and predictions. It describes climate risk management projects in water resources, agriculture, environment, disasters and public health. It is linked to our mobilization projects such as the Sri Lanka Meteorology, Oceanography and Hydrology Network, the campaign to save the Colombo Observatory land and the campaign for review of the Sethusamudaram project. It is also linked to our Tsunami website and associated relief, recovery and reconstruction websites.
Printable Summaries
Progress Reports
Although we have been working together for 11 years now, FECT was
formally established on 31 December 2003 at which time we started preparing our progress reports:
Reviews of Climate over Sri Lanka
FECT has reviewed the climate over Sri Lanka over the last years and we have provided summaries for the respective years.
Project Reports
FECT has participated in six project in the last years. Summaries of recent projects - the Climate and Rain Water Harvesting Project and the Masters in Development Practice are available. RWH flyer . and MDP flyer. and Here are some of our project reports: Rain Water Harvesting, Disaster Risk Assessment, Human Elephant Conflict, Adaptation and Impact Assessment to Climate Change in the Plantation Sector, and Climate and Malaria.
