🌍 How can satellite data support climate adaptation efforts across Africa?
On 21 May 2026 at 1:00 p.m. UTC+2, the 4th edition of ClimateSCOpe will bring together partners and experts to showcase innovative initiatives using Earth observation and space-based technologies to strengthen climate resilience across the continent.
Organised through a joint effort involving the Space for Climate Observatory (SCO), the Kenya Space Agency, and the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA), the event will highlight practical applications ranging from coastal risk management and urban heat adaptation to support for sustainable seaweed farming.
The session will feature projects from the UK, Belgium and France that demonstrate how satellite imagery, climate modelling and AI can support informed decision-making and locally driven climate adaptation solutions in Africa.
🛰️ ClimateSCOpe continues to provide an important platform for international collaboration and knowledge exchange on the use of space technologies for climate action and resilience-building.
Find more information here: Climate Adaptation in Africa: soon the 4th ClimateSCOpe | Space for Climate Observatory
