Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator by country

This dataset provides information on the Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator, which helps assess the risk of climate-driven hazards. It can be used to support decisions related to prevention, preparedness, and response. It has three dimensions: climate-driven hazard & exposure, vulnerability, and lack of coping...

Countries reporting
191
Highest
8.5
South Sudan
Lowest
0.7
Singapore
Median
3.7
Years covered
13
2013–2025
Data points
2,474

What the numbers show

Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator is currently reported for 191 countries. The highest value is 8.5 in South Sudan; the lowest is 0.7 in Singapore.

The median across all reporting countries is 3.7, and the mean is 4.03.

The gap between the highest and lowest reporting country is a factor of about 12.

Over the past decade 121 countries rose and 59 fell. The largest increase was in Iceland (up 220.0%), and the largest decrease in China (People’s Republic of) (down 34.1%).

Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator: full country ranking

#Country LatestYear 10-year changeTrend
1 South Sudan 8.5 2025 up 23.2% rising
2 Somalia 8.1 2025 down 4.7% flat
2 Yemen 8.1 2025 up 39.7% rising
4 Congo, Democratic Republic of the 8 2025 up 33.3% rising
5 Chad 7.9 2025 up 14.5% rising
6 Afghanistan 7.8 2025 up 8.3% rising
6 Sudan 7.8 2025 up 21.9% rising
6 Syrian Arab Republic 7.8 2025 up 34.5% rising
9 Central African Republic 7.6 2025 up 33.3% rising
10 Haiti 7.5 2025 up 21.0% rising
10 Niger 7.5 2025 up 11.9% rising
12 Burkina Faso 7.2 2025 up 33.3% rising
13 Mali 7.1 2025 up 18.3% rising
13 Mozambique 7.1 2025 up 12.7% rising
13 Nigeria 7.1 2025 up 31.5% rising
16 Ethiopia 7 2025 up 20.7% rising
17 Myanmar 6.9 2025 up 3.0% flat
18 Cameroon 6.8 2025 up 36.0% rising
19 Pakistan 6.6 2025 up 10.0% rising
20 Uganda 6.5 2025 up 12.1% rising
21 Burundi 6.4 2025 up 30.6% rising
21 West Bank and Gaza 6.4 2025 up 156.0% rising
23 Lebanon 6.3 2025 up 96.9% rising
23 Papua New Guinea 6.3 2025 up 16.7% rising
25 Bangladesh 6.2 2025 up 1.6% flat
25 Kenya 6.2 2025 up 8.8% flat
27 Angola 6 2025 up 25.0% rising
28 Iran, Islamic Republic of 5.9 2025 up 28.3% rising
28 Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of 5.9 2025 up 43.9% rising
30 Congo 5.8 2025 up 1.8% flat
30 Guatemala 5.8 2025 up 13.7% rising
30 Iraq 5.8 2025 down 12.1% falling
30 Libya 5.8 2025 up 26.1% rising
30 Madagascar 5.8 2025 down 6.5% flat
35 Benin 5.6 2025 up 33.3% rising
35 Honduras 5.6 2025 up 9.8% rising
35 Tanzania, United Republic of 5.6 2025 up 3.7% flat
35 Ukraine 5.6 2025 up 27.3% rising
39 Djibouti 5.5 2025 up 7.8% rising
39 Ecuador 5.5 2025 up 34.1% rising
39 Mauritania 5.5 2025 down 11.3% falling
39 Zambia 5.5 2025 up 10.0% flat
43 Guinea 5.4 2025 up 25.6% rising
43 Malawi 5.4 2025 down 3.6% falling
43 Türkiye 5.4 2025 up 50.0% rising
46 Côte d'Ivoire 5.3 2025 up 10.4% rising
46 Colombia 5.3 2025 up 12.8% rising
46 India 5.3 2025 down 5.4% falling
46 Liberia 5.3 2025 unchanged flat
46 Philippines 5.3 2025 down 1.9% falling
46 Togo 5.3 2025 up 10.4% rising
46 Zimbabwe 5.3 2025 down 13.1% falling
53 Peru 5.2 2025 up 30.0% rising
54 Brazil 5.1 2025 up 21.4% rising
54 Cambodia 5.1 2025 down 10.5% falling
54 Rwanda 5.1 2025 up 10.9% rising
54 Sierra Leone 5.1 2025 up 15.9% rising
54 South Africa 5.1 2025 down 1.9% flat
59 Egypt 5 2025 up 16.3% rising
60 Dominican Republic 4.9 2025 up 25.6% rising
60 Nepal 4.9 2025 down 5.8% falling
60 Thailand 4.9 2025 up 11.4% flat
63 Azerbaijan 4.8 2025 up 11.6% rising
63 Eritrea 4.8 2025 down 5.9% falling
63 Mexico 4.8 2025 up 2.1% rising
66 Senegal 4.7 2025 down 7.8% falling
67 Bolivia, Plurinational State of 4.6 2025 up 7.0% rising
67 Ghana 4.6 2025 up 17.9% rising
67 Gambia 4.6 2025 up 12.2% flat
67 Indonesia 4.6 2025 up 4.5% flat
67 Tajikistan 4.6 2025 up 4.5% flat
72 Nicaragua 4.5 2025 up 4.7% rising
72 Vanuatu 4.5 2025 down 4.3% flat
74 Jordan 4.4 2025 down 2.2% falling
75 Algeria 4.3 2025 up 30.3% rising
75 Guinea-Bissau 4.3 2025 down 4.4% falling
75 Namibia 4.3 2025 down 18.9% falling
75 Eswatini 4.3 2025 unchanged falling
79 Sri Lanka 4.2 2025 unchanged falling
79 Lesotho 4.2 2025 down 17.6% falling
79 Solomon Islands 4.2 2025 down 6.7% flat
79 El Salvador 4.2 2025 up 13.5% rising
83 Morocco 4.1 2025 up 2.5% flat
84 Panama 4 2025 up 33.3% rising
84 Russian Federation 4 2025 down 9.1% flat
84 Viet Nam 4 2025 down 9.1% falling
87 Guyana 3.9 2025 down 4.9% flat
87 Kyrgyzstan 3.9 2025 up 8.3% rising
87 Timor-Leste 3.9 2025 down 2.5% falling
90 Belize 3.8 2025 down 20.8% falling
90 Jamaica 3.8 2025 up 2.7% falling
90 Lao People's Democratic Republic 3.8 2025 down 26.9% falling
90 Moldova 3.8 2025 up 11.8% rising
94 Argentina 3.7 2025 up 32.1% rising
94 Costa Rica 3.7 2025 up 54.2% rising
94 Gabon 3.7 2025 unchanged flat
94 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 3.7 2025 down 17.8% falling
98 Bosnia and Herzegovina 3.6 2025 down 18.2% falling
98 Georgia 3.6 2025 down 5.3% falling
98 Kiribati 3.6 2025 up 5.9% flat
98 Malaysia 3.6 2025 unchanged falling
98 Uzbekistan 3.6 2025 up 5.9% flat
103 Cuba 3.5 2025 up 25.0% rising
103 Equatorial Guinea 3.5 2025 down 23.9% falling
103 Marshall Islands 3.5 2025 down 7.9% falling
103 Serbia 3.5 2025 down 16.7% falling
103 Tunisia 3.5 2025 up 29.6% rising
108 Armenia 3.4 2025 down 2.9% flat
108 Paraguay 3.4 2025 up 3.0% flat
110 Botswana 3.3 2025 down 19.5% falling
110 Chile 3.3 2025 up 37.5% rising
110 Comoros 3.3 2025 down 2.9% flat
110 Micronesia 3.3 2025 down 31.2% falling
110 Trinidad and Tobago 3.3 2025 up 50.0% rising
115 Israel 3.2 2025 up 45.5% rising
115 Suriname 3.2 2025 down 15.8% falling
115 United States 3.2 2025 unchanged flat
118 Albania 3.1 2025 down 3.1% falling
118 Fiji 3.1 2025 up 19.2% rising
120 Greece 3 2025 up 42.9% rising
120 Italy 3 2025 up 20.0% rising
120 Romania 3 2025 up 7.1% rising
120 Tonga 3 2025 down 14.3% falling
124 Bhutan 2.9 2025 down 14.7% falling
124 China (People’s Republic of) 2.9 2025 down 34.1% falling
124 Cyprus 2.9 2025 up 31.8% rising
124 Slovak Republic 2.9 2025 up 45.0% rising
124 Turkmenistan 2.9 2025 unchanged falling
124 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 2.9 2025 up 38.1% rising
130 Canada 2.8 2025 up 3.7% flat
130 Grenada 2.8 2025 up 64.7% rising
130 Kazakhstan 2.8 2025 up 21.7% rising
130 Kuwait 2.8 2025 up 33.3% rising
130 Mongolia 2.8 2025 down 33.3% falling
135 North Macedonia 2.7 2025 down 3.6% falling
135 Saudi Arabia 2.7 2025 up 28.6% rising
135 Samoa 2.7 2025 down 6.9% falling
138 Belgium 2.6 2025 up 44.4% rising
138 Bulgaria 2.6 2025 down 7.1% flat
138 Belarus 2.6 2025 up 18.2% rising
138 Cape Verde 2.6 2025 down 7.1% falling
138 Germany 2.6 2025 up 8.3% rising
138 Dominica 2.6 2025 down 33.3% falling
138 Spain 2.6 2025 up 30.0% rising
138 France 2.6 2025 up 4.0% flat
138 Latvia 2.6 2025 up 18.2% rising
138 Montenegro 2.6 2025 up 4.0% flat
148 Bahamas 2.5 2025 down 16.7% falling
148 Croatia 2.5 2025 up 8.7% flat
148 Saint Lucia 2.5 2025 unchanged falling
148 Netherlands 2.5 2025 up 31.6% rising
148 Poland 2.5 2025 up 4.2% rising
148 Sao Tome and Principe 2.5 2025 up 78.6% rising
148 Slovenia 2.5 2025 up 108.3% rising
148 Tuvalu 2.5 2025 up 8.7% rising
148 Uruguay 2.5 2025 up 25.0% rising
157 Australia 2.4 2025 down 11.1% falling
157 Austria 2.4 2025 up 9.1% rising
159 United Arab Emirates 2.3 2025 up 27.8% rising
159 Brunei Darussalam 2.3 2025 up 27.8% rising
159 Hungary 2.3 2025 down 14.8% falling
159 Ireland 2.3 2025 up 53.3% rising
159 Oman 2.3 2025 down 14.8% falling
164 Barbados 2.2 2025 up 15.8% rising
165 Antigua and Barbuda 2.1 2025 down 30.0% falling
165 United Kingdom 2.1 2025 up 10.5% rising
165 Japan 2.1 2025 down 12.5% falling
165 Lithuania 2.1 2025 up 10.5% rising
165 Maldives 2.1 2025 up 110.0% rising
165 Mauritius 2.1 2025 down 16.0% falling
165 Nauru 2.1 2025 up 61.5% rising
165 Palau 2.1 2025 down 19.2% falling
173 Korea 2 2025 down 9.1% falling
174 Czechia 1.9 2025 unchanged falling
174 Estonia 1.9 2025 up 35.7% rising
174 Finland 1.9 2025 up 72.7% rising
174 Saint Kitts and Nevis 1.9 2025 down 20.8% falling
174 Norway 1.9 2025 up 46.2% rising
174 Portugal 1.9 2025 up 11.8% rising
174 Sweden 1.9 2025 unchanged rising
181 Switzerland 1.8 2025 up 12.5% rising
182 Bahrain 1.7 2025 up 142.9% rising
182 Malta 1.7 2025 up 112.5% rising
184 Iceland 1.6 2025 up 220.0% rising
184 New Zealand 1.6 2025 unchanged falling
186 Qatar 1.4 2025 down 26.3% falling
186 Seychelles 1.4 2025 up 55.6% rising
188 Denmark 1.3 2025 down 18.8% falling
189 Liechtenstein 1 2025 up 11.1% rising
189 Luxembourg 1 2025 down 16.7% falling
191 Singapore 0.7 2025 up 75.0% rising

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Indicator
Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator
Source
International Monetary Fund
Licence
IMF Terms and Conditions (attribution required)
Coverage
191 places, 2,474 data points, 2013–2025
Last refreshed

This dataset provides information on the Climate-driven INFORM Risk Indicator, which helps assess the risk of climate-driven hazards. It can be used to support decisions related to prevention, preparedness, and response. It has three dimensions: climate-driven hazard & exposure, vulnerability, and lack of coping capacity. It is produced based on the INFORM Risk with IMF staff calculations. Climate-driven Hazard & Exposure reflects the probability of physical exposure associated with specific climate-driven hazards. Vulnerability represents economic, political and social characteristics of the community that can be destabilized in case of a hazard event. Lack of coping capacity relates to the ability of a country to cope with disasters in terms of formal, organized activities and the effort of the country’s government as well as the existing infrastructure which contribute to the reduction of disaster risk. The data are updated annually based on August data release by INFORM Risk.