The Summit concluded with a Call to Action, which includes a roadmap of priority actions, as a living document.
This is available in English, Spanish, French, Russian, and Chinese.
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The participants committed, as a matter of the greatest importance, to an Integrated High-mountain Observation, Prediction and Services Initiative with user-centred goals, building on existing knowledge and activities, with international coordination and multidisciplinary approaches. This initiative will consist of a series of collective, intensive campaigns of analysis and forecasting demonstration projects in key mountain ranges and headwaters around the world, including those with transboundary foci. The initiative will make it possible to co-design solutions, build capacity, support and facilitate investments by actively engaging information users, providers and producers to address the most pressing issues of climate, cryospheric and hydrological change in support of natural hazard risk management and adaptation in mountain regions and downstream.
