The Freetown Heat Action Plan has set out several objectives to make Freetown residents aware of the risks of heat, establish high-resolution heat monitoring and personalized warning systems, and increase the ability of vulnerable groups to respond to extreme heat. By 2030, the plan aims to have 80% of Freetown's population fully aware of the risks of heat and effective responses.

Are Clouds a Dial We Can Control to Mitigate Climate Change? Clouds play a controlling role in the atmosphere, in large part because they cool it during daytime by reflecting sunlight to space

MEER’s Sensor Poles Implementation in Crab Town The Urban Cooling Project is gaining momentum with the installation of 700 sensors on poles in the centre of Crab Town, a district in Freetown.