6 Gilbert Brunet, former Chair of the WWRP Scientific Steering Committee (SSC) covered the following points: • The use of the Global Diagnostic Research Programme to influence the WMO agenda, resulting in enhanced services as did the Mesoscale Alpine Project; • A strategic plan for the WWRP in 2011, addressing the rapidly evolving technological landscape, including the increasing role of machine l. [...] Polar prediction, sub-seasonal prediction) and strong working groups which enable a lot of innovative ideas; • The WWRP achievements due to the commitment of the large community which involves the SSC members, the Chairs, the members of the working groups and the WWRP Secretariat; • The strong network of early career scientists in WWRP; • The importance of working together with the Commission for. [...] 8 Looking ahead Chris Davis covered the following points: • The ongoing projects, such as the High-Impact Weather Project (HIWeather), as well as the three science-for-services projects that bridge the transition to the new implementation plan; • The changes in how the WWRP will work in the future, particularly the emphasis on interdisciplin. [...] 16 3.2 Sub-seasonal to Seasonal prediction project (S2S) Frederic Vitart Frederic Vitart presented the progress of the S2S project, including the outcomes of the S2S Summit in July 2023, and covered the following points: • Until the end of 2023, plan to submit publications on the outcomes of the S2S Summit and S2S achievements, compile the Phase 2 report; • Consider a second edition of the S2S boo. [...] However, the upside of that was that the money in the trust fund was not utilized during COVID and that made it possible to support early career scientists to attend the S2S Summit in 2023; The real-time pilot project was supposedly two years and it was extended for another year because of the fieldwork that could not happen during the two years of COVID; • In response to a question on the results.
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