Country risk and governance profiles

World Bank assessment of climate risks to Madagascar’s fisheries, marine ecosystems and coastal communities, with recommendations for adaptation and resilience.

The report examines how climate change is expected to affect fisheries, marine ecosystems, and coastal communities in the Comoros through a combination of biophysical, economic, and social analyses.

New Zealand’s 2026 climate risk assessment identifies 37 climate-related risks across seven domains, highlighting major threats to infrastructure, ecosystems, communities, Māori wellbeing and governance.

This assessment included the identification of weather-related hazards for the neighbourhood, review of historical data collection on weather events that have impacted the community and a vulnerability assessment of the community and its infrastructure.

These assessments examined potential breeding sites for disease vectors that could pose risks to human health, particularly following extreme heat events or flooding, helping to inform local preparedness and risk reduction measures.

Developed by NORCAP and iMMAP, the study applies a "risk-to-action chain" framework to identify recurring structural bottlenecks that prevent risk information from translating into effective decisions, financing, interventions and measurable outcomes.

This Disaster Management Reference Handbook offers Palau’s disaster management (DM) partners a resource for understanding both the potential for disasters in the country and the network of people and institutions ready to respond.

The report presents a disaster risk assessment of 75 public schools in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil. The study analyzes schools’ exposure to climate-related hazards and identifies priority areas for resilience-building measures.