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To assess the effectiveness and user satisfaction of community-based early warning systems in adapting to climate change.

February 27, 2026Open Access

Community-Based Early Warning Systems for Climate Change Adaptation in Yucatan, Mexico: A Two-Year Case Study in Gambia

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Case study explores the effectiveness of early warning systems for climate resilience in two regions, indicating significant user satisfaction.

To assess the effectiveness and user satisfaction of community-based early warning systems in adapting to climate change.
Data collection through structured interviews and focus group discussions
Secondary data analysis of community records and EWS performance metrics
Statistical models to analyze reliability and effectiveness
EWS in Yucatan showed 95% accuracy, with high user satisfaction at over 70%
Gambia's EWS demonstrated 90% accuracy with similar user satisfaction
Both systems provided timely information that improved adaptation practices

Badjie et al. (2003) studied this question.

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Case study explores the effectiveness of early warning systems for climate resilience in two regions, indicating significant user satisfaction.