The GAR
The 2013 edition looks at how public regulation and private investment shapes disaster risk. →-
The Press Kit
The Press Kit presents a selection of key figures and findings of the GAR in an easy-to-use collection of fact sheets. -
The GfT
Explore the GAR data through a free application, the GAR for Tangible Earth (GfT), featuring a 3D globe interface. -
The Pocket GAR
The Pocket GAR provides a summary and the main findings of the full report in a concise format. -
Contributing Papers
All Annexes and Background Papers prepared for the GAR are made available here. -
The GAR Risk Data Viewer
Explore the risk data provided through the Global Risk Model effort coordinated by UNISDR and national disaster loss data. -
Partners Video
Explore a selection of the background research on which the GAR is based, presented by our partners. -
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The full report, selected sections and chapters, annexes and background papers can be downloaded here.
GAR for Tangible Earth
Tablet computer users can also enjoy the GAR for Tangible Earth (GfT) free application. GfT, or “gift”, is a fully interactive stand-alone application, which features a 3D globe interface that contains decades of dynamic earth science data sets, including disaster events from all GARs.
Contributing Papers
The Global Assessment Reports are developed on the basis of a large body of original research contributed to UNISDR by a wide range of independent scientific institutions, think tanks, UN agencies, governments, non-governmental organisations and businesses. This includes original data, case studies, analysis and survey results – all available online.
Data Platform
The global risk analysis presented in the Global Assessment Reports is based on a joint effort by leading scientific institutions, governments, UN agencies and development banks, the private sector and non-governmental organisations. All available data is provided via the interactive Risk Viewer, the national disaster loss database platform DesInventar, and the global risk database Preview.
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The full report can be downloaded here. Browse the available material for downloadable versions of selected chapters and sections of the report, all annexes, case studies and background papers).