Joint Early Warning System

A Joint Early Warning System (JEWS) is a coordinated effort among different agencies or organizations to monitor and detect potential hazards or crises proactively. It integrates data and observations from various sources—such as weather forecasts, security reports, or environmental sensors—to provide timely alerts. This collaborative approach helps relevant parties prepare and respond effectively to threats like natural disasters, conflicts, or health emergencies, ultimately aiming to reduce damages and save lives through early action and informed decision-making.