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Relative sea level rise drives several coastal hazards such as coastal erosion, extreme sea levels, and freshwater salinization. This creates risk to living standards, food security, and human mobility. This indicator captures the average annual relative sea level rise [mm] from 1993-2015.

Data recency: 2015-Q4
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Metrics
Hazard Exposure and Vulnerability
Climate and Conflict Risks
CCVI
Climate risk
Climate Hazard Exposure
Current extreme events
Accumulated extreme events
Shifts in long-term conditions
Mean precipitation anomaly
Conflict risk
Conflict Hazard Exposure
Level of armed violence
Persistence of armed violence
Societal tensions
Vulnerability
Socio-economic vulnerability
Political vulnerability
Demographic vulnerability

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Latest quarter: Q3-2024

Created: 11/19/2024

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