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Vanuatu

Climate Risk Country Profile - Vanuatu

KEY MESSAGES • Vanuatu is warming and is expected to warm throughout the 21st century. Future rates of warming are clouded by current models’ inability to simulate very localized changes but, warming...

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  • World Bank
Posted
19 Nov 2021
Originally published
19 Nov 2021

Nauru

Climate Risk Country Profile - Nauru

KEY MESSAGES • Nauru is warming and is expected to warm throughout the 21st century. Future rates of warming are clouded by current models’ inability to simulate very localized changes but, warming...

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  • World Bank
Posted
19 Nov 2021
Originally published
19 Nov 2021

Samoa

Climate Risk Country Profile - Samoa

KEY MESSAGES • Samoa has experienced warming trends of approximately 0.6°C between 1980 and 2018. • Future trends in warming are obscured by the inability of climate models to accurately simulate...

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  • World Bank
Posted
19 Nov 2021
Originally published
19 Nov 2021

Fiji

Climate Risk Country Profile - Fiji

KEY MESSAGES • Long-term warming is expected to be below the global average in Fiji, ranging between 0.6°C and 2.6°C by the 2090s when compared with the 1986–2005 baseline. The range of possible...

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  • World Bank
Posted
19 Nov 2021
Originally published
19 Nov 2021

Timor-Leste

Climate Risk Country Profile - Timor-Leste

KEY MESSAGES Timor-Leste’s tropical climate is heavily influenced by the West Pacific Monsoon and its mountainous climate. Timor-Leste’s climate is strongly impacted by the El Niño Southern...

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  • ADB
  • World Bank
Posted
19 Nov 2021
Originally published
18 Nov 2021

Philippines

DSWD DROMIC Terminal Report on the Storm Surge in Omar, Sulu, 04 November 2021, 6PM

I. Situation Overview On 14 January 2021, the municipality of Omar, Sulu experienced heavy rains and strong winds due to localized thunderstorm brought by the Low Pressure Area (LPA). This has...

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Situation Report
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  • Govt. Philippines
Posted
6 Nov 2021
Originally published
4 Nov 2021

Jamaica + 20 more

360° resilience: a guide to prepare the Caribbean for a new generation of shocks

By Julie Rozenberg, Nyanya Browne, Sophie De Vries Robbé, Melanie Kappes, Woori Lee, and Abha Prasad SUMMARY Caribbean countries, a set of mostly Small Island Developing States (SIDS), have a history...

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Manual and Guideline
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  • GFDRR
  • World Bank
Posted
29 Oct 2021
Originally published
1 Oct 2021

Jamaica + 1 more

GCF spearheads innovation drive for climate-resilient infrastructure at COP26

GCF is pioneering an innovative new approach to developing climate-resilient infrastructure, which is set to make a big splash at COP26 in Glasgow. This is a systemic approach, particularly...

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News and Press Release
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  • GCF
Posted
24 Oct 2021
Originally published
24 Oct 2021

World + 12 more

Born into the Climate Crisis: Why we must act now to secure children’s rights

Climate Crisis – Children face life with far more heatwaves, floods, droughts and wildfires than grandparents Children born over the past year[1] will on average face seven times more scorching...

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  • Save the Children
Posted
27 Sep 2021
Originally published
27 Sep 2021

World + 28 more

Policy Brief: Food security challenges and vulnerability in Small Island Developing States (SIDS), 2021

Achieving food security and improving nutrition are crucial to reach the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Not only they are essential to reach SDG2 – Zero Hunger, but they are also linked to...

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  • UNSDG
Posted
21 Sep 2021
Originally published
21 Sep 2021

Bangladesh + 1 more

Inclusive Community Disaster Risk Reduction and Management (ICDRM): Knowledge Management Booklet

Introduction Bangladesh is frequently visited by disasters including tropical cyclones, storm surges, floods, droughts, tornadoes, and “norwesters.” Similarly, according to the Asia Disaster...

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Manual and Guideline
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  • Plan International
Posted
16 Sep 2021
Originally published
16 Sep 2021

World

Les catastrophes météorologiques se sont multipliées au cours des 50 dernières années, causant plus de dégâts, mais moins de décès

Le changement climatique entraîne une augmentation des conditions météorologiques extrêmes, mais les alertes précoces sauvent des vies Selon le rapport détaillé que vient de diffuser l’Organisation...

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News and Press Release
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  • WMO
Posted
2 Sep 2021
Originally published
31 Aug 2021

World

Los desastres de índole meteorológica han aumentado en los últimos 50 años y han causado más daños, pero menos muertes

Los fenómenos meteorológicos extremos son más frecuentes a causa del cambio climático, pero gracias a las alertas tempranas, se salvan vidas Según un nuevo y exhaustivo informe de la Organización...

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News and Press Release
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  • WMO
Posted
2 Sep 2021
Originally published
31 Aug 2021

World

The Atlas of Mortality and Economic Losses from Weather, Climate and Water Extremes (1970–2019)

BACKGROUND AND METHODOLOGY Background The impacts of weather-, climate- and water-related hazards continue to adversely affect health and economic and social development worldwide. Some of these...

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  • WMO
Posted
1 Sep 2021
Originally published
31 Aug 2021

World

Weather-related disasters increase over past 50 years, causing more damage but fewer deaths [EN/AR/RU/ZH]

Climate change leads to more extreme weather, but early warnings save lives A disaster related to a weather, climate or water hazard occurred every day on average over the past 50 years -- killing...

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News and Press Release
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  • WMO
Posted
1 Sep 2021
Originally published
1 Sep 2021

Bangladesh

Multi-Hazard Risk Analysis of Climate-Related Disasters in Bangladesh

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to recurring hazards and this situation is going to exacerbate due to the impacts of climate change. There is a dearth of data-driven decision-making...

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  • NIRAPAD
  • Start Network
  • UNCT Bangladesh
Posted
1 Sep 2021
Originally published
31 Aug 2021

Malaysia

Climate Risk Country Profile - Malaysia

KEY MESSAGES • Between 1970 and 2013, Peninsular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak regions experienced surface mean temperature increase of 0.14°C–0.25°C per decade. • Under RCP8.5, the highest emissions...

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  • ADB
  • World Bank
Posted
17 Aug 2021
Originally published
17 Aug 2021

Thailand

Climate Risk Country Profile - Thailand

KEY MESSAGES • Observations show temperature increases across Thailand since the mid-20th century and an increase in annual precipitation. Most of this increase occurs during the wet season. • By the...

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Analysis
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  • ADB
  • World Bank
Posted
11 Aug 2021
Originally published
11 Aug 2021

Cambodia

Climate Risk Country Profile - Cambodia

KEY MESSAGES • Cambodia is projected to experience warming of 3.1°C by the 2090s, against the baseline conditions over 1986–2005 under the highest emissions pathway, RCP8.5. • Increases in annual...

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  • ADB
  • World Bank
Posted
11 Aug 2021
Originally published
11 Aug 2021

Togo

Climate risk country profile: Togo

This climate risk profile is intended to serve as a public good to facilitate upstream country diagnostics, policy dialogue, and strategic planning by providing comprehensive overviews of trends and...

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  • World Bank
Posted
24 Jun 2021
Originally published
24 Jun 2021

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