EUMETSAT HQ

International Weather and Climate Forum - Media Workshop

Darmstadt, Germany, 20 - 22 June 2024

Forum for the international weather presenter and science community to discuss the effective communication of climate change

EUMETSAT HQ
EUMETSAT HQ

The International Weather and Climate Forum and its media workshop has become a key event for education and mobilisation on climate issues.

Last Updated

20 February 2024

Published on

20 February 2024

The International Weather and Climate Forum will take place at EUMETSAT headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany on 20-22 June 2024.

The event brings together weather presenters from all around the world committed to climate action. As the public becomes increasingly interested in the issues surrounding global warming,  international weather presenters play an essential role in communicating. This event provides a forum for them as well as journalists and representatives of international organisations in the fields of weather, climate, environment and Earth observation fields.  Participants will share knowledge and discuss strategies for communicating effectively on climate change at an international level, both to viewers and to policy makers.

The event aims to:

  • encourage the exchange of “good practices” between weather presenters from different countries and continents regarding climate change communication,
  • encourage dialogue and create links between weather presenters, climate experts and international organisations,
  • reinforce the weather presenters’ role in the eyes of the public in terms of communication

This event is hosted by EUMETSAT at its premises in Darmstadt, Germany and is organised jointly by EUMETSAT and the International Weather and Climate Forum. Participation is by invitation only. It is an in-person event, although virtual participation will also be possible during the morning session on 20 June and the afternoon session on 21 June. The event will include simultaneous translation between French and English.

We will publish the final programme here once it becomes available. To find out more and see the preliminary agenda, visit the event website here.