Documents and publications

The Imminent Risk Bulletin (BRI) is a civil society-driven impact-based forecasting tool developed in Mexico to bridge the gap between atmospheric science and citizen survival.

This working paper offers a timely and in-depth exploration of the climate-health nexus, specifically focusing on the context of Bangladesh as this country faces some of the world’s highest global climate risks.

The Global Annual-to-Decadal Update takes a look at the observed climate over the past five years and gives regional predictions for temperatures and precipitation over the next five years.

This study provides a global assessment of flood timing changes and associated risks under incremental warming levels.

The study investigates how the largest wildfire in Sweden's recent history, the 2014 wildfire in Västmanland County, affected nearby housing prices and time-on-market.

This study assesses how land use and acquisition strategies shape disaster losses, government expenditures, and household outcomes over time.

Marginalized Roma communities (MRCs) located in flood prone areas represent a highly pressing research challenge.

The study analyzes the evolution of DRR policies in Brazil and examines how these developments are reflected in disaster outcomes.