Global infrastructure resilience report 2025
The Global Infrastructure Resilience Report emphasizes making infrastructure resilience a core economic strategy. The report provides actionable frameworks, financing pathways, and case studies to capture the resilience dividend globally.
Key points of this report, include:
- Global disaster losses exceed $732 billion annually, indirect costs higher.
- Indirect economic impacts average 7.4 times direct infrastructure damages.
- Faster reconstruction within 10 years halves GDP losses significantly.
- Layered financing combines bonds, insurance, contingency funds for resilience.
- Technologies and nature-based solutions offer cost-effective resilience strategies globally.
- Africa and island nations face disproportionate infrastructure and climate risks.