• Processes and techniques for the identification of demand-led weather and climate information, and for promoting its understanding and appropriate application, developed and being implemented at central, district and sub-district levels.
• Improved capacity at Meteo Rwanda to design, produce and verify weather and climate information and products, based on sound science
• Increased access to weather and climate information to users through a range of communication channels.
• Development and implementation of a framework for project evaluation, which incorporates a programme of research (including robust economic analysis), awareness-raising and sharing of project learning.

Robust observed climate data for Rwanda are crucial to understanding the current and future impacts of climate change and developing scenarios to assess the potential adaptation strategies for Rwanda. For the Nationally Determined Contribution, the climate data will help in adaptation priorities that require climate and weather information such as agriculture, disaster response, water resource management, human settlement and health.