Africa faces major challenges in internet access and usage, including high costs, poor infrastructure, and low digital literacy. Only 25% of the African population uses the internet regularly, with 1GB of data costing 9% of their monthly income. Africa still has the world's most expensive mobile data plans, and an infrastructure deficit, particularly in energy, affects service provision and usage.  Therefore, having a hydrological model like GEOGLOWS that provides valuable information for decision-makers is important in places like Africa. 

As part of the activities of the Servir-Africa program operated by the RCMRD, GEOGloWS ECMWF Streamflow Services global hydrological model has been implemented in: 

• Malawi

• Ethiopia