Powering Environmental Intelligence for Africa
In the next decade, Climate in Africa aims to be the central infrastructure through which every environmental and climate-related dataset in Africa is captured, processed, and shared—enabling leapfrog advancement in sustainability, health, and climate resilience.
1TB+
Sensor data collected
2+
Countries deployed
20+
Active sensing stations
5K+
Square km monitored
The definitive ecosystem for climate action in Africa.
High‑Precision Sensing
Miri Air and Miri Weather sensors are solar-powered, WMO-standard stations delivering real-time measurements of temperature, humidity, pressure, particulate matter, greenhouse gases, noise, soil moisture, and more.
Data Processing & Enrichment
We clean, standardize, and enrich raw IoT data, integrating it with satellite & geospatial sources to generate meaningful environmental datasets ready for analytics.
API & Dashboard Accessibility
With Miri Console’s dashboards and our REST/GraphQL API, users including researchers, agribusinesses, NGOs, and governments, can visualize trends, generate alerts, export data, and embed insights into workflows.
By connecting reliable data with actionable intelligence, we enable sectors such as agriculture, public health, disaster management, and urban planning to tackle real-world challenges at scale.
Driving Change Through Resilience
Founded in 2023 and headquartered in Lagos, Climate in Africa aims to democratize environmental data. Our diverse team spans climate scientists, hardware engineers, cloud experts, software developers, and UX specialists, all rooted in the Global South and committed to empowering local solutions.
Recognition & Trust
Our products and data are trusted by regional governments, health agencies, NGOs, universities, and private sector partners to deliver resilient environmental insights.
Our Values
- Collaborative
- Passionate
- Innovative
A mission-led collective of experts shaping Africa’s environmental infrastructure:
Temidayo Oniosun
Iyinoluwa Aboyeji
Oluwatobi Oyinola
Busayo Alabi
Emmanuel Ikpe
Jeremiah Oloyede









