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Weather Information Board

GDPC June 17, 2015

The Meteorological Office in Bangladesh has developed an innovative Information Board to share up-to-date weather information in towns and villages in Bangladesh. The Information Board is a great combination of static and dynamic approaches to sharing digital information in an analog format.

Source: Bangladesh Met Office, 2015.

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