According to Global Climate
Risk Index 2019 Pakistan was the 8th most vulnerable country due to climate change facing extreme weather events.
(TAP special correspondent Mariem Khadraoui) -Tunisia ranked 136th out of more than 180 countries in terms of climate risks, according to the Global Climate
Risk Index 2019, published by the German Watch Organisation in Kaotowice, Poland, on the fringes of the Climate Summit (COP 24).
In the 2018 Travelers
Risk Index, the insurer found that cyberrisks are the second-highest concern across all business sizes and industries, surpassed only by medical inflation.
This has also been reiterated by the Global Climate
Risk Index 2018 which analyses the extent to which countries have been affected by weather-related loss events (storms, floods, heat waves, etc).
1096 or the National Building Code, as the Philippines has been identified among the 10 countries that topped the 2016 Global Climate
Risk Index.
Travelers
Risk Index: Businesses Believe a Cyber Attack is Inevitable
Pakistan is considered one of the most vulnerable among other countries as most affected according to Long-Term Climate
Risk Index (LTCRI).'The Climate
Risk Index may serve as a red flag for already existing vulnerability that may further increase in regions, where extreme events will become more frequent or more severe due to climate change,' reveals the report.
Lloyd's in its 2018 City
Risk Index, also stated that some of the most underinsured countries in the world are in Africa and the Middle East.
The UAE continued to retain its position in the 'green category' for its positive supply chain environment during the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2017, according to the latest CIPS
Risk Index released by the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply (CIPS).
Taipei ranked fourth on a global
risk index released by Lloyd's of London insurance market at NT$12.88 billion in annual GDP at risk, with a possible tropical windstorm being the largest threat.
Oman is the most vulnerable country in the GCC to be impacted by extreme weather events, ranking 28th in the Global Climate
Risk Index 2018.