Systemic Risk

Systems can be affected by critical events or shocks that occur outside or within the system. Systemic risk is associated with cascading impacts that spread within and across systems and sectors via the movements of people, goods, capital and information within and across boundaries. The spread of cascading impacts can lead to potentially existential consequences and system collapse across a range of time horizons.

Latest Systemic Risk additions in the Knowledge Base

EHN spoke with heat equity experts about how young people can work toward protecting the most vulnerable from extreme heat and advancing climate justice.
Environmental Health News
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This technical note aims to improve the understanding of how heat stress impacts pregnant women, infants, children and adolescents; identify the symptoms of heat stress; and suggest interventions to support prevention, diagnosis, care and treatment
In 2021, the first implementation of Readiness Workshops in Poland, carried out by Gotowi.org, took place in the Complex of Economic and Commercial Schools in Olsztyn.
GOTOWI.ORG Foundation
KivuGreen, a youth-led enterprise, is strengthening the climate resilience of small-scale farmers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo through a mobile service which provides them with real-time forecasts and climate-smart agricultural advice.
Global Center on Adaptation
School in Nepal
Ministry officials will need to make a number of critical decisions when implementing early warning systems. We have outlined some of the major decisions below.
World Bank, the
Villagers going home on an improvised raft during the monsoon flooding in Thailand, 2010
Children in the region face six times more climate related shocks compared to their grandparents eroding their coping capacity and exacerbating inequality
United Nations Children's Fund (Global Headquarters, New York)
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This publication reports on the implementation of Save the Children's localisation policies in Nigeria, offering lessons learned.
Three STEM educators share best practices for tackling climate change in the classroom through project-based learning.
Public Broadcasting Service

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