Documents and publications

The paper focuses on the supply of reliable power and complements recent works that estimate firms and households’ willingness to pay for stable power access.

This report presents and defines the crucial role of non-state actors within and across the four elements of early warning and early action (EWEA).

In this study, the Probit estimation technique is employed to understand the intersectionality of social, economic, demographic, and physical considerations influencing households' decision-making regarding relocation amidst flood risks.

The Hydromet Gap Report takes stock of progress on priorities and outlines its future direction, almost five years after its establishment at the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP25) in 2019.

In this report – Resilience in a Changing World – the second iteration of this Resilience Index is presented, which, for the first time, shows how resilience is changing in the face of today’s challenges.

Tornado risk, as determined by the occurrence of atmospheric conditions that support tornado incidence, has exhibited robust spatial trends in the United States Southern Plains and Mid-South during recent decades.

Climate change (CC) will likely significantly impact the world’s infrastructure significantly. This article reports on a study which examined the connections and impacts of CC on infrastructure.

The study analysed existing flood control projects across Asia, focusing on their contributions to regional flood resilience. The researchers examined flood resilience indicators used and evaluated their strengths and limitations.