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Capacities are enhanced for detecting, monitoring, analyzing and forecasting flood hazards<\/p>\n
The flood early warning information communication\/ dissemination platform is expanded and useful to more communities, municipalities and government agencies<\/p>\n
Coordination and management of floods at the community and national levels are enhanced<\/p>\n
Improved emergency response capacities during a crisis.<\/p>\n
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To strengthen community and national capacities for generating impact-based flood early warning to allow for the effective planning and execution of early actions by establishing additional flood monitoring systems in seven (7) communities (5 in Trinidad and 2 in Tobago)<\/p>\n
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