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Cyclone wind 100-year return periods

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Cyclone wind 50-year return periods

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Flood hazard 100-year return periods

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Flood hazard 25-year return periods

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6 months Standardized precipitation index (SPI6) in 2019

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6 months Standardized precipitation index (SPI6) in 2015

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Asia Pacific Disaster Report 2021
The Asia-Pacific Disaster Report 2021 addresses the complexity of these converging and cascading risks by analysing natural and biological hazards simultaneously. It presents the impacts of these risks on populations and infrastructure under current, moderate and worst-case climate change scenarios. The Report estimates that annual economic losses arising from such cascading risks could almost double under the worst-case climate change scenario.
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