TomorrowNow.org

Since our founding, TomorrowNow.org has made a lot of progress rallying the weather & climate ecosystem in Africa around the common goal of ensuring that climate technology drives community prosperity and resilience at the last mile. We are on course to achieve our northstar goal of 100M weather-informed & climate-resilient smallholder farmers by the year 2030. Indeed, Greentown Labs has a lot to gain from Georgina Campbell Flatter's leadership! #WhyWeatherMatters

Very well said Legatum Center for Development and Entrepreneurship at MIT! Since our founding, we've made a lot of progress rallying the weather & climate ecosystem in Africa around the common goal of ensuring that climate technology drives community prosperity and resilience at the last mile. We are on course to achieve our northstar goal of 100M weather-informed & climate-resilient smallholder farmers by the year 2030. Indeed, Greentown Labs has a lot to gain from Georgina Campbell Flatter's leadership!

#WhyWeatherMatters At TomorrowNow.org, we're excited about the future of weather and climate science, and the powerful potential of new technologies and partnerships to tackle global challenges BUT we know that true progress means making these solutions inclusive and accessible—especially for the most vulnerable communities in regions like Africa Together, we can ensure that weather & climate innovation works for everyone, empowering smallholder farmers and communities to thrive in the face of climate change #InclusiveInnovation #Hydromet #WeatherScience #Africa #PartnershipForChange https://hubs.la/Q0373PLf0

#WhyWeatherMatters TomorrowNow.org is THRILLED to be featured in the Financial Times as an example of organizations that are leveraging innovation such as #AI to create better societies ???? We're excited to share how we're empowering #smallholderfarmers in Africa with next-gen weather services, thanks to our multistakeholder partnerships and backing by transformative philanthropy Gates Foundation Through machine learning-based weather data from our weathertech partner Tomorrow.io delivered via SMS in Kenya, farmers registered by national agricultural research institution KALRO FARMING are gaining actionable insights that help them make informed decisions, increase productivity, and build resilience against climate change Read the article to understand "how AI can reduce humanity’s impact on areas such as agriculture, healthcare and environmental conservation" #ClimateResilience #SustainableAgriculture #WeatherIntelligence https://lnkd.in/dv4egRUm The Earthshot Prize Janet ngesa Betty King'ori Sharon Kioko Boniface Akuku Ronald Diang’a Kenneth Chepkwony Brian Miranda John Corbett Stewart Collis Dan Slagen Georgina Campbell Flatter

?? We're Hiring! Join TomorrowNow.org as our Africa-Based CEO TomorrowNow.org is embarking on an exciting new chapter! We’re searching for an exceptional Africa-based leader to step into the role of Chief Executive Officer and guide us into our next phase of impact and growth. With 5 million farmers already reached, we are scaling our mission to empower 100 million climate-resilient farmers by 2030—transforming lives, building resilient food systems, and driving climate innovation at scale. This is a rare and phenomenal opportunity to lead a mission-driven organization at the forefront of agriculture, technology, and climate resilience. ?? Know someone who’s ready to lead this bold vision? The job posting is linked in the comments—please help us share widely! Together, we’re building a future where every farmer is empowered to thrive, adapt, and lead in the face of climate change. #LeadershipOpportunity #Africa #ClimateResilience #FarmersFirst #InnovationForImpact

#WhyWeatherMatters TomorrowNow.org's Kenya-based team spent an insightful brainstorming session with the KALRO FARMING ICT team to identify pathways of scaling our current #partnership activities to further optimize and scale the last mile delivery of weather information to #smallholderfarmers As we approach the 2025 March-April-May planting season, our collective goal is to provide farmers with actionable and timely insights on when to plant, empowering them to make informed decisions that will boost productivity and improve their livelihoods KALRO FARMING ICT Director salim Kinyimu summed the meeting up perfectly: “We have made a lot of progress from 526 farmers when we started the agroweather advisory program to the current 5M farmers across 10 value chains.There's an opportunity to further accelerate this impact to target even more farmers and value chains this 2025 and beyond"" Together with KALRO FARMING and other partners including Tomorrow.io we're making strides to drive change and improve the future of #ClimateSmartAg in Africa! ?? #AgTech #DigitalSolutions #FarmerImpact #Innovation #DataDriven #PartnershipForGrowth Janet ngesa Betty King'ori Sharon Kioko Boniface Akuku Ronald Diang’a Kenneth Chepkwony Brian Miranda John Corbett Stewart Collis Dan Slagen

We were excited to be at #AMS2025! ?? At TomorrowNow.org we’re advancing the hydromet value chain at the first mile and strengthening collaborations across the public, private, & NGO sectors to ensure weather and climate science reaches the last mile in underserved regions of Africa. ????? The American Meteorological Society community plays a vital role—from research to applications, services, and policy-relevant science. The 2025 Annual Meeting focused on assessing how state-of-the-art science can tackle pressing challenges and identifying the hurdles that remain in our journey toward resilient communities and a thriving planet. ?? Here were our top takeaways from the event: https://hubs.la/Q033G7HY0 #WhyWeatherMatters #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment Brian Miranda Salient WindBorne Systems Karen Ye Karl Critz Todd Hutchinson Andrew Horan Ben Kahler

#WhyWeatherMatters ICPAC & partners Met Office European Union are hosting Day 2 of the 69th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum (GHACOF 69) for the March to May (MAM) 2025 season! ?? This important forum has brought together climate scientists, decision-makers, development partners, and key stakeholders to: ?? Reflect on the performance and impacts of the October to December (OND) 2024 season ?? Present a consolidated regional climate outlook for MAM 2025 ?? Discuss management strategies and the implications of the forecast Why does this matter? For farmers in Africa, knowing when it’s going to rain is essential for planting, managing resources, and ensuring food security. Reliable weather and climate forecasts empower farmers to make informed decisions that protect their livelihoods. ?? At TomorrowNow.org our programs seek out breakthrough weather technologies from around the world and localize them for Africa. We focus on innovations that can deliver step changes in quality, uptake, and affordability, helping farmers thrive in a changing climate. ?? #GHACOF69 #ClimateAction #WeatherForAll #FoodSecurity #AfricanFarmers #MAM2025 #ClimateAdaptation #ResilientCommunities #SustainableDevelopment #WeatherTech #InnovationForAfrica" https://hubs.la/Q033hcbw0

We’re thrilled to celebrate Kenneth Chepkwony’s completion of Lightful’s BRIDGE programme! ?? This 6-month training has equipped our team with invaluable digital skills, helping us build resilience in how we engage online and amplify our mission at TomorrowNow.org Digital growth and engagement are transformative forces, enabling us to connect with more partners and inspire action as we work toward empowering 100M smallholder farmers with actionable weather solutions by 2030. ?????? 2025 - LET'S GO?? #DigitalForGood #NonprofitInnovation #ClimateAction #SmallholderFarmers #LightfulBRIDGE

TomorrowNow.org would like to convey warm season's greetings to all our friends, partners, donors and supporters The year 2024 was impactful!We've tried to capture some of the phenomenal highlights in a blog - we hope that you'll enjoy reading it?? Thank you for being an essential part of our mission. Here’s to a resilient and hopeful 2025—one where smallholder farmers not only survive but thrive in a changing climate?? #WhyWeatherMatters https://hubs.la/Q030j8QB0 TAHMO_World Salient Matt Stein WindBorne Systems Betty King'ori Sharon Kioko John Corbett Boniface Akuku Brian Miranda Janet Lee Karl Critz Rekha Sharma Georgina Campbell Flatter Asiedua Amoah John Mundy John Macharia Ronald Diang’a Isabella Akpabla Pevy Ouko Philip Frost Pascale Bodevin Neil Hausmann Lydiah Karanja Darcy Gray Rei Goffer Ari D. Dan Slagen