The Trans-African Hydro-Meteorological Observatory and Ghana Meteorological Agency strengthen their partnership through a renewed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). 

The collaboration will see the continued development of a robust network of TAHMO Automatic Weather and Hydro Stations in Ghana. This will provide GMet with a long term highly distributed reliable data for better hydro-climatic services development and reduced disaster risks.

TAHMO and GMet partnership has seen TAHMO contribute and support GMet with over 100 automatic weather stations spread across the country. TAHMO recognises GMet as the state mandated body to regulate and ensure conformity in the Ghana climate space hence the need to seek continuous collaboration and as TAHMO’s key partner.

At the signing ceremony, Dr. Frank Annor , CEO of TAHMO and Dr. Eric Asuman, Director General of GMet, expressed their delight and optimism for continuous efforts and opportunities to build a robust water, weather and climate network to serve the needs of Ghanaians in the face of climate change and variabilities.

TAHMO is an NGO with operational presence in 23 African countries. The goal is to build a dense network of both meteorological and hydro stations through partnerships with the National Hydrological and Meteorological Services (NHMSs). More importantly, support the NMHS to deliver on their mandate.