Timor-Leste

This study adapts a climate risk assessment workflow to estimate population exposure and building damage from Malawi’s 2015 floods, identifying about 124,000 people exposed and US$312 million in direct damage; results complement government assessments.

This study uses co-design and household willingness-to-pay evidence to inform multi-hazard microinsurance for low-income Buffalo City households, proposing community distribution, public co-financing and rapid payouts; the design remains untested.

Somalia, Lebanon and Yemen are advancing National Adaptation Plans amid conflict and fragility, using climate data, local assessments and conflict-sensitive approaches to strengthen resilience and access adaptation finance.

Nepal shows how simple technological solutions can help communities grappling with the growing impact of climate change.

This study contributes to strengthening the evidence base on protracted disaster displacement to inform policy, legal and financing responses, aiming at preventing, minimising and addressing it.

Indonesia’s 2025–2030 national action plan sets out a framework for climate change mitigation and adaptation in the health sector, guiding government bodies and stakeholders on implementation and funding.

This roadmap presents Bangladesh’s national strategy (2025–2030) to scale up its Multi-Hazard Early Warning System, identifying gaps and outlining actions across four EWS pillars to ensure timely, actionable warnings reach all.

The Emergency Management Act 2026 establishes New Zealand’s framework for hazard management, preparedness, emergency response, recovery, governance, planning, essential infrastructure, compliance, and compensation arrangements.

The LRP 2026 aims to respond holistically to the multiple crises facing Lebanon including residual humanitarian needs in conflict affected areas and presents an appeal of $1.62 billion to support coordinated interventions across nine sectors.

The National Strategy for Disaster Risk Reduction (2025–2030) and Short and Medium Term Action Plan provides a comprehensive, forward-looking framework to strengthen Nigeria’s resilience to disasters.

This assessment examines climate risks to health and health services in the Philippines, finding rising disease burdens, widespread facility hazard exposure and capacity gaps. It prioritizes coordinated, region-specific adaptation.

This report assesses climate-related health and nutrition risks and health-system readiness in Benin, projecting over 46,000 additional child stunting cases annually by 2050 and 42 facilities at risk of disruptive flooding.

This report tracks extreme weather in India from January to September 2026, finding events on 251 of 273 days and 3,220 deaths. It records losses to crops, homes and livestock and urges a shift from disaster response to risk reduction and resilience.

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.

This first Burundi Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) shows that ambitious climate action can protect people and livelihoods while supporting accelerated and inclusive growth.