A Changed World? Perceptions and experiences of risk in the Covid age
In a rapidly changing world, understanding the risks individuals face, and how they perceive them, is crucial to keeping people safe.
Each edition of the Poll covers several themes, all focused on risk and safety.
In this report we present the second iteration of the World Risk Poll Resilience Index, which shows how resilience is changing in the face of climate change and other challenges.
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Leon Lizon and Mónica Cuba discuss how Practical Action will use the World Risk Poll data to support the integration of indigenous knowledge into decision-making frameworks.
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Dexter Toyado, Aljon Francis Koji Elegado and Deborah Tangunan conduct secondary analysis of World Risk Poll resilience data in the Philippines, comparing it with local risk data and geographic risk information to support disaster preparedness.
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According to the data – collected in 2023 – 43% of the world’s population say they can do nothing to protect themselves and their families in the event of a disaster, a seven percentage point increase from 2021.
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According to the data – collected between July and September 2023 – the percentage of people in New Zealand who have experienced a disaster in the past five years saw a significant rise.