TomorrowNow.org

As #COP29 deliberates about climate financing for developing countries, TomorrowNow.org is proud to partner with WindBorne Systems with the aim of leveraging their weather balloon data as an input to our Global Access Platform (GAP) that's going to ensure accessibility & affordability of next gen weather and climate datasets in helping farmer-facing organizations better drive impact at the last mile #WhyWeatherMatters ??#ClimateResilience for 100M smallholder #farmers by 2030.Let's go!! Kenya Meteorological Department Kartoza (Pty) Ltd Rhiza Research Regen Organics Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

TomorrowNow.org's mission is simple yet ambitious: unlock climate resilience for smallholder farmers by providing actionable weather insights that help them make informed decisions, reduce risks, and increase productivity To date, we've reached 5 million farmers with these critical insights, enabling them to navigate the unpredictable impacts of climate change. But we’re just getting started! To achieve our vision of reaching 15 million farmers across two new countries in the next two years — and 100 million climate-resilient farmers by 2030 — we need your support! WHY NOW? As climate change accelerates, smallholder farmers are on the front lines, facing increasingly erratic weather patterns, droughts, and flooding that threaten their livelihoods. TomorrowNow.org is uniquely positioned to help by: ??Building and sustaining partnerships focused on providing access to actionable weather forecasts by last mile communities of smallholder farmers ??Channeling catalytic philanthropy into scalable, sustainable weather solutions We are scaling quickly, but the road ahead requires greater resources, partnerships, and innovative solutions to meet the growing demand for climate resilience among farmers. We have developed a simplified way to help you be part of our journey by DONATING because your support today means food security, resilience, and hope for millions tomorrow. Visit our donate page TODAY to support our work https://hubs.la/Q02YsDgX0 Another way you can help is to amplify our work across your networks in view of rallying support around our audacious vision of 100M weather-informed and climate resilient smallholder farmers by the year 2030. Let’s go!!!?????? #WhyWeatherMatters #ClimateResilience #AgTech #ClimateChange #Sustainability #SmallholderFarmers #ClimateTech #Philanthropy #Innovation #Partnerships #Impact

As the world meets in Baku???? #COP29 to discuss climate adaptation and finance, it's clear that catalytic infrastructure is a game-changer for farmers facing the impacts of climate change Next-generation #weather services can transform how farmers prepare for unpredictable weather, but we need the right infrastructure to make these services accessible, accurate, and actionable While visiting Mwea Irrigation Scheme to inspect the Arable sensor that we deployed on site to calibrate Tomorrow.io satellites as part of our Gold Standard Validation Network, TomorrowNow.org team learnt that improved weather data is going to be a critical component in the scheme’s water and pest/disease management plan “By foreseeing delayed rains at the reproductive stage of the rice crop, irrigation scheme managers can advise farmers to adjust crop plans accordingly” - Vincent Kipng’etich, National Irrigation Authority Investing in data networks, technology, and local partnerships can help ensure farmers have real-time, localized forecasts to make better decisions, protect their crops, and secure their livelihoods Building resilient, tech-driven infrastructure is key to empowering farmers to adapt to changing climates and thrive in the face of uncertainty. Let’s put climate-smart agriculture at the forefront and build the infrastructure needed for a sustainable future! #WhyWeatherMatters #COP29 #ClimateAdaptation #Farmers #NextGenWeather #ResilientAgriculture #CatalyticInfrastructure #ClimateAction #AdaptationInAction #TechForGood

TomorrowNow.org was thrilled to join celebrations at The Earthshot Prize awards in Cape Town????, and connected with so many innovators who are driving #climate solutions to benefit humanity Our Director Climate Resilience Philip Frost was especially honored to witness the showcase of more than 400 African-led projects nominated at the event, with 350 being linked to the continent Reflecting on his South African roots, Philip said, “I was happy to spend valuable time among changemakers with a deep connection to Africa. This gathering reminded me of the strength that comes from our shared purpose and the impact we can create together.” At TomorrowNow.org, being part of such meaningful engagements and witnessing the passion for Africa’s future has left us inspired and motivated to stay focused on our ambitious goal of helping 100 million farmers become weather-informed and climate-resilient by 2030 We are already empowering 5 million farmers, and with your help, we can achieve our audacious goal TOGETHER! Learn more: www.tomorrownow.org #WhyWeatherMatters #EarthshotCapeTown #FoodSecurity #ClimateResilience #EarthshotPrize #InnovationForEarth#Sustainability#CapeTown Georgina Campbell Flatter John Corbett Ronald Diang’a Betty King'ori Sharon Kioko Pevy Ouko Kenneth Chepkwony Asiedua Amoah Boniface Akuku Isabella Akpabla

TomorrowNow.org is at the The Earthshot Prize event in CapeTown???? this week! Please reach out to our Director Climate Resilience Philip Frost who would love to connect in person on all things #WhyWeatherMatters In true spirit of the Earthshot goal “Fix Our Climate”, we look forward to connect with you in identifying opportunities to work together to operationalize weather services to ensure climate resilience for farmers through the work that you are doing at your organization We also invite you to DONATE if you’d like to join our mission to helping 100 million farmers become weather-informed and climate-resilient by 2030: https://hubs.la/Q02X3CwM0 With your support, we can unlock next-generation weather solutions that truly make a difference. We are already empowering 5 million farmers, and with your help, we can reach our ambitious goal of 100M smallholder farmers by 2030. Let's go!?? #EarthshotCapeTown #FoodSecurity #ClimateResilience #EarthshotPrize #InnovationForEarth#Sustainability#CapeTown Earthshot Ventures David Auerbach Regen Organics

TomorrowNow.org was recently featured in an NPR story showcasing their work transforming Kenya's agriculture sector with weather technology. TomorrowNow.org, in partnership with Tomorrow.io and the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), is providing crucial weather intelligence to smallholder farmers via text message. Through their work: - Nearly 5 million Kenyan farmers now receive weekly weather advisories - Farmers are seeing an average 7% increase in revenues - 100 million small-scale farmers will have weather intelligence by 2030 This technology isn't just improving harvests—it's changing lives. For farmers, it means a more stable income and the ability to invest in their children's education. Get the full story: https://lnkd.in/gXmusn-H Shoutout to Kenneth Chepkwony and Georgina Campbell Flatter for the story! #whyweathermatters #weatherintelligence #buildingresilience

Georgina Campbell Flatter is at #SOCAP24 and eager to connect with those passionate about #ClimateResilience solutions in #Africa. We’re looking for unrestricted funding partners who want to help our team and partners unlock our next phase of scale—from 5M to 15M farmers in the next two years and ultimately reach 100M farmers by the end of the decade. If you're excited about driving high-impact change and believe in the power of weather tech and resilient farming systems, let's meet! ???? #SOCAP24 #WeatherTech #CatalyticPhilanthropy #100MillionFarmers #Africa

Are you an agri startup or climate tech social enterprise attending the world’s premier social impact event #SOCAP24 by SOCAP Global? Here’s #WhyWeatherMatters to your social impact work: farmers, especially smallholder farmers in Africa, face significant financial losses due to adverse weather events, with reports indicating that extreme weather and climate shocks could cost the continent's agricultural sector up to $50 billion annually by 2030. Despite the grim statistics, we are acting NOW to improve outcomes at the farm level!By partnering with private and public sector, TomorrowNow.org Tomorrow.io KALRO FARMING delivered localized agroweather advisories to 5 million smallholder farmers through an SMS service Here’s what one farmer said while speaking to the American media organization NPR when we were featured on their #1 afternoon drive-time show in the US!???? All Things Considered: “I have just received an alert that it’s going to rain tomorrow.Since joining this agroweather advisory programme, I can farm confidently and generate more income to secure my children’s future through education” If you have not, sign up to our newsletter to stay updated about our programs, scaling activities and learn about how you can GET INVOLVED in our impactful work #FoodSecurity #ClimateResilience #SmallholderFarmers #AIinAgriculture #SustainableFarming https://hubs.la/Q02W5PL80