FUTURE VISION OF FANFAR

The vision for Phase 2 of FANFAR is described in this concept note (DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.35824.79369)

OVERVIEW PRESENTATION

An overview of the FANFAR project is presented in this document.

KNOWLEDGE BASE

The Knowledge Base provides system documentation and guidance on how to use it. Click here to access the FANFAR Knowledge Base.

WORKSHOPS-RELATED DOCUMENTS

• Workshop 1 in Niamey, 2018: Executive Report.
• Workshop 2 in Accra, 2019: agenda, presentations and Executive Report (DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.12756.12165)
• Workshop 3 in Abuja, 2020: agenda, presentations and Executive Report (DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.10658.96966)
• Feedback session, online in 2021: agenda and presentations.
• Final stakeholder meeting, online in 2021: agenda and presentations.

PROJECT DELIVERABLES

• D1.6 FANFAR project website and brochure (WP1)
• D2.1 Report activities to establish co-design committee, stakeholder analysis (WP2)
• D2.2 Report on co-design process (WP2, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.27436.18564)
• D2.3 Report on technical verification results (WP2, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.22822.45128)
• D2.4 Report on flood management test results (WP2)
• D2.6 Scientific publication submitted on MCDA and behavioural response (WP2)
• D3.1 Report documenting and explaining the data access interfaces (WP3, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.14433.84324)
• D3.2 Report documenting and explaining the hydrological models (WP3, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.17369.85601)
• D3.3 Report documenting and explaining the information derivation (WP3, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.16111.56483)
• D3.4 Demonstrator of distribution channels deployed and pre-operational (WP3)
• D3.5 Report documenting and explaining the adaptation of the H-TEP (WP3)
• D4.1 Report describing capacity development activities and material (WP4, DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.12336.69123)
• D4.2 Website: OHFA support section on H-TEP (WP4)

MASTERS THESIS

In this study, we aim to address the current warning dissemination in media and social media in West Africa. Furthermore, we investigate if social media can be used to assess the performance of FANFAR, a FEWS in West Africa predicting streamflow. Read the full thesis by T. Hohmann at this site.

FANFAR ON RESEARCHGATE

FANFAR is now a ‘project‘ on the online social media ResearchGate. Follow the project and share its updates within your network!

BROCHURE

Download the brochure describing the FANFAR project.
The brochure is a A5 format. Print the pdf downloaded from the link above and fold the A4 page along the blue line to create the brochure.