Scientific Understanding of East African climate change from the HyCRISTAL project

Declan Finney,John Marsham,David Rowell,Celia Way,Barbara Evans,Rosalind Cornforth, H. Houghton-Carr,N. Mittal,R. Allan, D. Anande,R. Anyah, M. Ascott,E. Black, P. Boorman,B. Booth, J. Bornemann,L. Burgin,J. Evans,M. Gudoshava,E. Kendon, J. Kisembe, A. Kondowe,D. Lapworth, G. Lopez-Gonzalez, K. Lwiza,D. Macdonald,R. Maidment, H. Misiani, R. Nakabugo,G. Sabiiti, C. Sangalugembe, C. Scanell,Z. Segele,F. Semazzi,K. R. Smith, A. Tadege, K. Tesfaye, P. Waniha,C. Wainwright, R. Wilby, B. Winterbourn,S. Xia

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Integrating Hydro-Climate Science into Policy Decisions for Climate-Resilient Infrastructure and Livelihoods in East Africa (HyCRISTAL) is a Future Climate for Africa (FCFA) project funded to deliver new understanding of East African climate change and its impacts, and to demonstrate use of climate change information in long-term decision-making in the region. Here, we briefly summarise key findings from HyCRISTAL so far on climate change, as well as key findings from the pan-African FCFA project “IMPALA” relevant to East Africa, both in the context of previous literature on the topic.
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Climate change,Context (language use),Livelihood,Environmental planning,Political science,East africa,Future climate,Policy decision
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