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Happy #WorldMeteorologicalDay! 🌦️ This year’s theme is ‘Observing today. Protecting tomorrow.’ By monitoring weather & climate, we can prepare, respond, & safeguard communities everywhere. Because when we observe today, we can protect tomorrow. #WMD #Caribbean #WeatherReady

This #WorldMeteorologicalDay, we invite you to watch the official message from Dr. David Farrell, Principal of the CIMH. Observations power preparedness. Investing in data. systems & skilled professionals keep Caribbean communities safe. youtu.be/eZ5eKqabM4s

🌦️ This #WorldMeteorologicalDay, hear from Celeste Saulo, Secretary-General of @wmo. Her message highlights the importance of this year's theme: Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow. 🎥 Watch now: youtube.com/watch?v=vjGl_8…

When safe water and sanitation are close to home, women and girls gain: ⏳ Time | ❤️ Health | 🔒 Safety | 🌱 Opportunity | 🗣️ Voice Yet globally, they still bear the greatest burden of the water crisis. It’s time to centre them, not just as users, but as leaders. #WorldWaterDay

💧 This #WorldWaterDay, we invite you to watch the message from Dr. David Farrell, Principal, CIMH. Water access shapes opportunity, especially for women and girls. When water flows equitably, communities grow stronger. youtu.be/zVdJqaeFbJI #WaterAndGender #SDG6 #Caribbean

@Caribbank @EUinBarbados @Earthmedic Learn more in Chapter 11: Research and Surveillance on Climate Change & Health Post 3 🔗 earthmedic.com/wp-content/upl… #ClimateAndHealth #CaribbeanResilience #ResearchMatters

@Caribbank @EUinBarbados @Earthmedic Closing data gaps, strengthening regional research capacity, and integrating climate variables into health monitoring systems will improve evidence-based decision-making and resilience.

Climate change is reshaping public health across the Caribbean, from heat stress to water safety & vector-borne disease. Stronger research and surveillance systems are essential to fully understand these risks & guide effective responses. @CaribBank @EUinBarbados @EarthMedic

🌬️ Across the Caribbean health risks are increasing due to climate related events. Stay informed and take steps to protect your health during these times. Let’s prioritize our well-being and support each other through these climate challenges! @intraacpclimsa @euinbarbados

CIMH is offering Air Quality Monitoring & Prediction Internships under the RCCAME Project for students & recent graduates. For more details visit: cimh.edu.bb Deadline: March 30, 2026 @CaribBank @EUinBarbados #CIMH #RCCAME #AirQuality #Internships

As we dive into the 2024-2025 dry season, it’s important to be aware of the risks ahead, from water shortages to increased fire hazards. Practicing water conservation & protecting water quality are simple & effective ways we can mitigate these risks. @intraacpclimsa @euinbarbados

@Caribank Explore the new, climate-informed rainfall IDF curves on the Caribbean Rainfall IDF Data Portal: 🔗 idf.cimh.edu.bb #ClimateResilience #DisasterRiskReduction #InfrastructureResilience #CaribbeanDevelopment #IDFCurves

@Caribank At a recent Regional Dissemination Workshop, engineers, policymakers, & technical experts were introduced to these new tools which are expected to strengthen infrastructure planning, policy, & disaster resilience.

Through the Rainfall IDF Curves for @CariBank Borrowing Member Countries Project, Caribbean countries now have access to updated rainfall data to guide infrastructure design & reduce flood risk across the region.

🤔What do the EU and the Caribbean have in common? Among other things, a shared challenge: managing disaster risk. We work on: ☔ prevention 🚨 early warning 🚑 response ⚒️ reconstruction 🔛@EUinBarbados @CIMHbb @ECMWF @DHLGlobal @EU_Partnerships @eu_echo @ECHO_LatAm

The CIMH invites candidate to apply for the position of Hydrogeologist. 📆 Deadline Extended: 31 March 2026 📄 Details: cimh.edu.bb/pdf/Hydrogeolo… Email applications to hrdept@cimh.edu.bb with subject: CIMH – Hydrogeologist #Hydrology #WaterResources #Geoscience #CaribbeanJobs

💧 The changing climate is threatening the Caribbean’s water reserves. By conserving water, maintaining infrastructure, & investing in water resource management, we can strengthen our region’s ability to manage disruptions from droughts & dry spells. @intraacpclimsa @euinbarbados

🌾 The Caribbean’s agriculture sector faces increasing risks from heat, drought, and dry spells. By implementing climate-smart agricultural practices, we can build resilience, protect crop yields, & secure food resources for the future. @intraacpclimsa @euinbarbados #ClimateSmart

At CIMH, we celebrate the women advancing climate science across the Caribbean. Through mentorship, leadership, & knowledge-sharing, they embody this year’s International Women’s Day theme: “Give to Gain.” Their contributions today help build a more resilient tomorrow. Happy #IWD

@Caribank @EUinBarbados @Earth_Bank earthmedic.com/wp-content/upl… #ClimateAndHealth #ResilientCaribbean #InfrastructureMatters

@Caribank @EUinBarbados @Earth_Bank Resilient, low-carbon infrastructure saves lives and strengthens health systems. Learn more in Chapter 15: Climate-Friendly Health-Promoting Infrastructure, of the Research for Action on Climate Change and Health in the Caribbean

Climate-friendly infrastructure protects public health in the Caribbean. Stronger storms, rising seas, and extreme heat can damage weak or aging buildings, increasing health risks and disrupting access to care. @CariBank @EUinBarbados @Earth_Bank