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The opportunity to expand efforts around open climate data is greater than ever, and we are proud to be part of this growing momentum worldwide. ⛅

Advising several organizations on licensing and policy, including the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), ECMWF, EUMETSAT, Australia Bureau of Meteorology, WMO Africa, Intertidal, and others!

Working with the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) to strengthen openness across their reporting system through clearer licensing practices. This will help researchers around the world access and build upon current climate science.

Partnering with world’s largest climate data producers during the development of our Recommendations for Better Sharing of Climate Data, a valuable resource for everyone publishing and using open data (a more generalized report for all research data is forthcoming!).

Key wins include: advising the Group on Earth Observations as they make it easy for their 100+ member organizations to follow global data sharing principles with CC licensing. Their data platform is expected to be a role model when it comes to usage of licenses, attributions, and related metadata.

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