Reports

The Adaptation finance taxonomy playbook helps the implementation of taxonomy approaches through practical tools. Financial institutions can apply these tools to effectively identify, assess and scale adaptation finance opportunities across jurisdictions.

This 2025 Lancet Countdown report finds rising heat, drought and climate-related health risks are threatening SIDS, while adaptation and climate finance efforts remain insufficient.

The report examines how urban heat threatens the creation of more and better jobs in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, and Sri Lanka.

The Year 1 narrative report highlights progress in strengthening disaster risk reduction, early warning systems and transboundary cooperation across the Western Balkans.

This report assesses current applications of AI across all four MHEWS pillars, identifies operational gaps where AI can add value, and outlines the conditions required for responsible and effective implementation of AI.

This casebook highlights the implementation of science and technology-based disaster management, featuring 24 Korean practices across four thematic areas, along with Korea's success factors and remaining challenges. It is available in English and Korean.

This landscape study assesses how SMEs in Sendai city perceive climate change and disaster risks and how they assess the resilience of their companies and the cities in which they operate.

This expert report examines how digital infrastructure, now central to essential services such as healthcare, finance, and emergency response, is creating new forms of systemic risk through increasing interdependence.

This study evaluates the effectiveness of early warning systems in Timor-Leste, based on household surveys and focus group discussions across eight municipalities and key informant interviews with national, municipal and community stakeholders.

This report offers a snapshot of the aggregated data reported by Member States across the Europe and Central Asia region. It is based on data reported in the SFM system by 20 July 2025, following a previous edition of this report released in December 2020