The Complex Risk Analytics Fund (CRAF'd) is a UN multilateral fund fostering an open-data ecosystem for crisis anticipation, prevention and response. It invests in ICPAC's localized hazard data and impact-based forecasting for anticipatory action.

The World Meteorological Organization is the UN specialized agency for weather, climate and water, coordinating global observations, forecasting and early-warning services.

The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction leads implementation of the Sendai Framework and champions risk-informed early warning and anticipatory action.

The African Union is the continental body of 55 member states, under which IGAD operates as one of its recognised Regional Economic Communities.

The Netherlands Red Cross provides humanitarian assistance and, through its 510 initiative, data and digital support for anticipatory action and disaster response.

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies is the world's largest humanitarian network, advancing forecast-based / anticipatory action ahead of disasters.

SOFF helps developing countries close the basic weather and climate observation data gap (GBON) - the observations that underpin reliable forecasts and early warnings.

The Red Cross Red Crescent Climate Centre helps the movement and partners manage the rising risks of climate change, advancing forecast-based financing and anticipatory action.

The Swedish Meteorological and Hydrological Institute is Sweden's national met/hydro service and developer of hydrological models (incl. HYPE) used in flood forecasting.

CIMA Research Foundation carries out research on environmental monitoring and risk reduction, developing flood-forecasting and hydrological models (Continuum / Flood-PROOFS).

Funds the Water at the Heart of Climate Action project, which builds the interoperable flood-watch platform and its bulletin tool, scoped to the Nile Basin countries.