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The study investigates how institutional factors affect the effectiveness of early warning systems in Southern Africa.

June 14, 2026Discover HazardsOpen Access

Beyond technology: institutional determinants of early warning system effectiveness in Southern Africa

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Comparative analysis examines how governance and financing influence early warning systems in Southern Africa.

The study investigates how institutional factors affect the effectiveness of early warning systems in Southern Africa.
Comparative qualitative analysis of Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
Examination of governance structures, coordination mechanisms, and financing models.
Assessment of public trust and legal frameworks related to early warning systems.
South Africa shows more integrated early warnings due to clear legal frameworks and predictable funding.
Mozambique and Zimbabwe struggle with fragmented mandates and weak coordination, undermining their systems.
Governance reforms and enhanced regional cooperation are essential for improving early warning effectiveness.

Mangara et al. (2026) studied this question.

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