Community; and (g) adopt a common frequency management and monitoring scheme, assign mutually agreed upon frequencies for cross-border mobile radio communications and issue operating licences agreed upon by the Partner States. ARTICLE 100 Meteorological Services 1. Each Partner State shall collect and disseminate to the other Partner States meteorological information in order to facilitate the efficient operation of air navigation, coastal shipping, inland waterways transport and the issuing of cyclone warnings and other adverse weather phenomena and co-operate in the following areas: (a) Expansion and upgrading of meteorological observations network and telecommunications; (b) Training and research in meteorology, by using common facilities such as the Regional Meteorology Training Centre (RMTC), Drought Monitoring Centre (DMC) and other similar institutions; (c) Provision of meteorological services which would include the exchange of observations and products for safety of air navigation, coastal shipping, inland waterways and transport as well as meteorological support to key sectors of the economy which include agriculture, water resources, tourism and construction; (d) Support to early warning systems and remote sensing for food security; (e) Meteorological support to environment management; (f) Harmonisation of policies for the provision of meteorological services; (g) Co-operation in human resources development and information exchange; and (h) Climate analysis and seasonal forecast. 2. The Partner States shall co-operate and support each other in all activities of the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) affecting the interests of the 74