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The global economy is increasingly digital. The internet and other information and communication technologies are changing the way individuals, businesses and governments operate. Their resilience to disasters and their ability to recover is crucial.

Global supply chains and transport networks form the backbone of the global economy, fuelling trade, consumption and economic growth. Disruptions to supply chains can prove costly.

Airports are a key sector for which the potential impacts of disaster, natural hazards and climate change could be particularly challenging. Understanding and strengthening airport infrastructure is a critical step toward building resilience.

This collection compiles solutions implemented in LDCs to prevent disasters and reduce risk.

These are key resources to understand more on how climate change increases disaster risk.

We cannot reduce risk effectively if we cannot measure disaster losses. Have a look at stocktaking, challenges and best practices in this collection on disaster loss data. Traditionally

These resources analyse how these settlements exacerbate risk and management efforts.

Physical climate risk has emerged as a prominent threat to the financial sector and the global economy. Understanding investmentsÂ’ exposure to risk from climate hazards is a critical step toward building resilience.