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About Us

The Federation for Environment, Climate, and Technology (FECT) is a group of 7 organizations and two affiliated groups dedicated to developing usable social scientific and technology data for societal well-being and environmental preservation. These seven organizations are registered in four countries and work in substantively in seven. FECT brings together 31 scientists whose activities cover some of the Indian Ocean Islands (Sri Lanka, Maldives, Comoros, Zanzibar, and Chagos) and its littoral (Tanzania, Botswana, India, Thailand) over the past 25 years.

Who we are

Principal Researcher

Lareef Zubair

Ph.D (Yale), C. Engineer, Principal Scholar / Scientist / Engineer

Purpose

To research Environment, Social, Economic, Health, Engineering and Disasters for societal welfare without private profit

Our contributions

We contribute to climate, hydrology, adaptation, information technology, social sciences and engineering for sustainable development.

Build your career with us.

When you work at FECT, you become part of a community dedicated to addressing the world’s most pressing environmental and climate issues with a focus on the local. You are surrounded by a culture of possibilities, where ideas can spread and benefit communities all over the Indian Ocean. We are empowering our staff to work, in ways that enhances their productivity, and leads ultimately to their career advancement, and overall well-being while also contributing to organizational success. We prefer to give opportunity for the many rather lucrative income for the few.

Federation for Environment, Climate and Technology

August 6, 2026

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Climate Bulletin for Sri Lanka (Week of 7 – 17 Aug, 2026)

From 1—4 August, the western slopes experienced extreme weather conditions, with several hydro catchment areas receiving over 200 mm of rainfall: Norton...

July 31, 2026

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Climate Bulletin for Sri Lanka (Week of 31 July – 5 Aug, 2026)

From 29 July – 24 Aug, the US NOAA Climate Prediction Center predicts that the overall rainfall across Sri Lanka shall increase compared to the previous...

July 24, 2026

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Climate Bulletin for Sri Lanka (Week of 24 July – 3 Aug, 2026)

From 21-27 July, the US NOAA Climate Prediction Center predicts that the overall rainfall across Sri Lanka shall remain similar to the previous week (0-25...

July 17, 2026

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