>The project will include training of women scientists in climate change and variability concepts, introduction to data and tools; training in GIS and remote sensing for climate change studies; training on climate change social impact assessment: a gendered approach; and training in advanced climate change modeling. The targeted women will obtain skills, tools and networking opportunities in climate change information dissemination and policy advocacy. They will also participate in the annual Regional Forum on Climate Change that is often organized by ICPAC
>Target Group:
>Applications are invited from women scientists in Universities and research institutions within the Eastern Africa countries (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Sudan, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda). The candidates must have at least an MSc. degree or equivalent in Environmental Science or Meteorology or any other
>discipline related to climate change and should be below 50 years of age. For better impact the selected participants would be expected to participate in all the trainings and workshops during the project period. The trainings and workshops will be taking durations of 5–14 days every May and August of each year of implementation starting August 2010 and ending August 2012.
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