Vulnerability and Integrated Risk Assessment, Christopher G. Burton, GEM Senior Scientist; Bijan Khazai, CEDIM Senior Research Scientist

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Vulnerability and Integrated Risk Assessment, Christopher G. Burton, GEM Senior Scientist, Social Vulnerability and Disaster Resilience; Bijan Khazai, CEDIM, Senior Research Scientist

Tecnologia Negócios

Portugal: Estimated Economic Loss from Buildings

Integrated Risk Toolkit: Planning the Software Tool

Mapping the Global Socio-economic Database

Governance and
Institutional Capacity
Laws, Rights and voice, Absence of
violence and terrorism, Government
effectiveness, Political stability,
Control of corruption
Infrastructure
Transport and
communication, Energy,
Water and sanitation, building
and building aggregates,
Equipment and non‐structural
components
Socio‐economic
Database
Index
Health
Population
Economy
Education
Environment
Basic geography, Land
use/land cover, Disaster
prevalence
Indices
Healthcare resources,
Healthcare status
Population structure,
Household structure,
Special needs
population
Income distribution and
poverty, labour market,
Economic resources,
Economic activity
Education access,
Education outcome

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Portugal: Mapping Dimensional Drivers of Social Vulnerability
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Economy
Infrastructure

Portugal: Mapping Dimensional Drivers of Social Vulnerability
Education
Health
Governance

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