Admin

Under the direct supervision of the Chief, WMO Information System Section and under the guidance of the Scientific Officer (Member Platforms), Infrastructure Department, the incumbent will work in close coordination with the Hydrology and Water Resources Services Section, Services Department. The incumbent will: a) Review and document the existing system and support the transition to

ORGANIZATIONAL UNITS: Under the overall guidance of the Director, Development Partnership Office and the direct supervision of the Head of the Project Development and Management Unit (PDMU) (one position) and the Head of the Technical Coordination and GFCS support Unit (TCG) (one position), the incumbents will collaborate closely with relevant WMO departments, Members and partner

ADVANCING GLOBAL CRYOSPHERE MONITORING AND PREDICTION The Scientific Officer will advance and integrate cryosphere monitoring and prediction capabilities for WMO Members in polar and high mountain regions. Under the direct supervision of the Head of the Cryosphere Monitoring, Predictions and Services unit, this position supports the integration of cryosphere sciences into WMO’s global observing, information,

LEADING GLOBAL EARLY WARNING TRANSFORMATION As the United Nations system’s authoritative voice on weather, climate and water, WMO plays a pivotal role in global early warning initiatives. The Scientific Officer Early Warning will provide essential technical and strategic leadership for implementing impact-based forecasting, multi-hazard warning systems, and the global Early Warnings for All (EW4All) initiative,

SUPPORT ESSENTIAL EARLY WARNING CAPABILITIES The Scientific Officer Early Warning will provide essential technical support to the Chief of the Early Warning Section in advancing WMO’s global early warning capabilities. Working within the Division of Meteorological and Sectoral Services, this position contributes to implementing impact-based forecasting, multi-hazard warning systems, and the global Early Warnings for