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Walker Institute

Description

The Walker Institute is the University of Reading’s Interdisciplinary Climate Research Institute, and one of eight ‘My Climate Risk’ Regional Hubs under the World Climate Research Programme.

The Institute carries out global interdisciplinary research, innovation and capacity building to advance knowledge and deliver a better understanding of future climate, its impacts, and consequences on people’s lives.

The vision is a world in which all people, organisations, meteorological agencies, and governments are better able to cope with the changing and often unpredictable demands of the climate and environment, turning challenges into opportunities.

The focus is on Africa, Asia, and the Americas, but members' knowledge, skills and approach are globally applicable.

Offers funding

No, this infrastructure does not provide funding.

Contact details

RG6 6UR
United Kingdom
Website: https://walker.reading.ac.uk/
  • @WalkerInst

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  • Institute

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University of Reading
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