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For some reason I hadn’t expected the weather in Yemen to be so perfect in July.
On Tuesday 7 March, Cyclone Enawo made landfall in north-east Madagascar, with heavy rains and winds reaching up to 300km/h.
Download and submit a formal request for ETC services in Nepal from internet connectivity, radio programming to basic business services
The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) was activated in Nepal in response to the 7.9 magnitude earthquake that struck on Saturday 25th April. Four months into the operation, we would like to gather your valuable feedback.
Following the Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) Plenary Meeting in Valencia last November, the ETC Plenary now convenes annually. This year’s event is hosted by the Government of Luxembourg with a proposed additional third day (17 May) open to the public and prospective partners.
Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) project documentation,
including meeting minutes, SitReps, maps, contact lists and updates, can be found on the operations pages below.
The next edition of this course is scheduled for Oct-Nov 2025. Click here for more information.
Applications are now closed.
This is a blended course and will include 3 weeks of virtual engagement prior to a 3-day in person training.
Training Category: Management
Dates and Duration:
Applications to the course are now closed
This is a blended course and will include 3 weeks of virtual engagement prior to a final 3-day in person training phase.
Training Category: Management
Applications to the course are now closed.
This is a fully virtual, 6-week course
Training Category: Management
Dates and Duration:
Island nations across the Pacific are heavily impacted by the climate crisis. In Samoa, tropical cyclones, tsunamis, droughts, and floods are major hazards ?⚠️
The Pacific ETC User Satisfaction Survey 2024 was conducted to gather valuable feedback from stakeholders on their experiences with Pacific ETC engagement, services, and activities across the region.
As cyclone season approaches—typically running from November to April—the Pacific ETC is urging national stakeholders to take proactive steps to ensure telecoms resilience.