By 2030, the country has an open climate data policy, both from the public and private sectors, which facilitates its generation, access, and use for decision-making in all sectors. 2.7. By 2030, Costa Rica has a technically unified national hydro-meteorological monitoring network, financially sustainable, with adequate maintenance, with the participation
By 2030, the country has an open climate data policy, both from the public and private sectors, which facilitates its generation, access, and use for decision-making in all sectors. 2.7. By 2030, Costa Rica has a technically unified national hydro-meteorological monitoring network, financially sustainable, with adequate maintenance, with the participation of the private sector, and whose data are open and methodologically comparable, contributing to the generation of water balances. Guideline 3.
Hydro-meterological monitoring network created, sustainably financed and maintained Line 2 - research, data collection and knowledge building about risks, impacts, losses and damages from extreme events: By 2030, Costa Rica will have a national, technically uniform hydro-meterological monitoring network, sustainably financed, with adequate maintenance, with participation of the private sector, the data of which will be open and methodologically comparable, contributing to the balance of water resources (76). Open climate data policy created
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