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The '''National Climate Centre''' (Chinese: '''国家气候中心'''; '''NCC''') is China's national institution for climate monitoring, climate prediction, climate services, and climate change research. Established in 1995, the Centre operates under the [[China Meteorological Administration]] (CMA) and serves as the country's principal organization for climate-related scientific research, operational forecasting, and policy support. Headquartered in | The '''National Climate Centre''' (Chinese: '''国家气候中心'''; '''NCC''') is China's national institution for climate monitoring, climate prediction, climate services, and climate change research. Established in 1995, the Centre operates under the [[China Meteorological Administration]] (CMA) and serves as the country's principal organization for climate-related scientific research, operational forecasting, and policy support. Headquartered in Beijing, the National Climate Centre is responsible for monitoring climate variability, assessing climate change impacts, developing seasonal and long-term climate forecasts, and providing climate services to government agencies, industries, researchers, and the public. | ||
The National Climate Centre conducts nationwide climate observation, data analysis, climate diagnostics, seasonal forecasting, drought and flood monitoring, extreme weather assessment, and climate risk evaluation. Its principal responsibilities include maintaining China's climate monitoring systems, producing operational climate outlooks, assessing climate anomalies, supporting disaster risk reduction, and providing climate information for sectors including agriculture, water resources, energy, transportation, public health, and environmental management. The Centre also develops climate datasets, statistical products, and decision-support tools that assist national and regional authorities in climate adaptation, emergency preparedness, and sustainable development planning. | The National Climate Centre conducts nationwide climate observation, data analysis, climate diagnostics, seasonal forecasting, drought and flood monitoring, extreme weather assessment, and climate risk evaluation. Its principal responsibilities include maintaining China's climate monitoring systems, producing operational climate outlooks, assessing climate anomalies, supporting disaster risk reduction, and providing climate information for sectors including agriculture, water resources, energy, transportation, public health, and environmental management. The Centre also develops climate datasets, statistical products, and decision-support tools that assist national and regional authorities in climate adaptation, emergency preparedness, and sustainable development planning. | ||