CCVI Map - Vulnerability

The vulnerability pillar consists of four dimensions: socio-economic, political, demographic and environmental vulnerability. The level of vulnerability along these four key dimensions determines to what extent are populations exposed to climate and conflict hazards adversely affected.

Data recency: 2024-Q3

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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

Conflict risk

Conflict Hazard Exposure

Level of armed violence

Persistence of armed violence

Societal tensions

Vulnerability

Socio-economic vulnerability

Political vulnerability

Demographic vulnerability

Release history

The CCVI is updated on a regular basis. Find the release history here:

2024-Q3.2 2024-11-18

Feature updates

Shifts in long-term conditions: added Relative sea level rise and Mean precipitation anomaly
Updated calculation and conceptualization methods for some existing climate hazards
Socio-economic vulnerability: Added Economic inequality and Food insecurity, removed "External dependencies"
New vulnerability dimension Demographic vulnerability with three new indicators
Updates to aggregation weights
Combined and more compact parquet download files

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2024-Q3 2024-10-24

Quarterly update including Q3, 2024

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2024-Q2 2024-09-18

First release of the CCVI data.

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