-level socioeconomic resilience. Because floods disproportionally affect poor people, each $1 of global flood asset loss is equivalent to a … reduce flood losses in each country. It shows that considering asset losses is insufficient to assess disaster risk …

-day and future flood and drought hazard maps. The paper defines and calculates a ?poverty exposure bias? and finds support …People living in poverty are particularly vulnerable to shocks, including those caused by natural disasters such as … households, suggesting that different mechanisms?such as land scarcity?are more important drivers in urban areas. The poverty …

working-age adults (particularly males), dependency ratios, and poverty incidence than their counterparts in non … outside earnings. Those left behind face a far greater likelihood of extreme poverty than their counterparts in less …

-day and future flood and drought hazard maps. The paper defines and calculates a "poverty exposure bias" and finds support …People living in poverty are particularly vulnerable to shocks, including those caused by natural disasters such as … households, suggesting that different mechanisms-such as land scarcity-are more important drivers in urban areas. The poverty …

understanding of households' vulnerability to shock-induced poverty is critical for disaster risk management and the design of … scalable social safety net programs. Standard poverty measures rely on static snapshots that are suitable for quantifying … structural poverty but not for assessing the vulnerability of non-poor households to fall below the poverty line when they …