Documents and publications

This report provides a comprehensive resource on weather and climate services for ski areas, bringing together information on observed and projected changes in weather, climate, snow and ice

This report assesses Cameroon’s vulnerability to climate-related health risks and examines how climate change may affect population health and health services in the coming decades.

The overall objective of this report is to give guidance and facilitate discussion on priority areas for investment to inform a new national-level seismic resilience program for Indonesia, with a focus on public buildings in urban areas.

Focusing on post-subsidence Tianjin, the authors of this paper develop a hydro-geomechanical framework that defines subsidence-safe pumping limits.

This qualitative community-based study explores how people with disabilities in urban and suburban Bangladesh experience and cope with extreme heat through a decolonial framework that centers lived experiences and community knowledge.

To reduce risk from such cascading hazards, this paper argues for a four-tier cascade-aware approach spanning from source-zone monitoring, failure detection, early warning to preparedness, planning and governance.

Building on long-standing hypotheses of a hurricane-fire interaction, this study assesses empirical evidence for hurricane-driven increases in wildfire activity along the Gulf Coast of the United States.

This report assesses Jamaica’s resilience to Hurricane Melissa, finding storm standards, power failures and reactive relief weakened preparedness, despite insurance payouts. It calls for stronger infrastructure, service continuity and finance reform.

This guidance note helps governments strengthen climate-responsive social protection, outlining how climate change compounds poverty and vulnerability and actions on evidence, policy, institutions and programme design to address climate risks.

This scoping review examines health impacts of concurrent extreme heat and power outages, finding mixed evidence, with respiratory admissions and ambulance attendances among outcomes linked to outages; it calls for better monitoring and preparedness.