Understanding Risk Starts with Better Intelligence
Weather and climate risks arise from the interaction of hazards, exposure and vulnerability. Understanding these connections is essential to identifying where impacts may occur, who could be affected and which actions can reduce potential losses.
Weather Intel Africa combines meteorological data, climate analysis, geospatial information and socioeconomic insights to assess risks across communities, sectors and landscapes. We translate complex evidence into accessible maps, risk profiles and practical recommendations.
Our analysis supports development planning, resilient investment, early warning, anticipatory action and climate insurance. Working with clients and stakeholders, we ensure that risk information reflects local conditions and addresses real decision-making needs.
Our Services
What We Do
Weather and Climate Hazard Analysis
Analyse historical events, climate variability and future projections to characterise the frequency, intensity and spatial distribution of floods, droughts, extreme heat and other weather-related hazards.
Exposure and Vulnerability Assessment
Identify populations, livelihoods, infrastructure and economic activities exposed to hazards, and assess the factors that influence their susceptibility and capacity to cope.
Geospatial Risk Mapping
Combine climate, environmental and socioeconomic datasets to produce maps that highlight risk hotspots and support prioritisation of interventions.
Analytics for Anticipatory Action and Insurance
Provide analysis to inform early action thresholds, insurance indices and risk financing decisions, including assessment of historical impacts, data quality and trigger performance.