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The IPCC Special Report on Managing the Risks of Extreme Events and Disasters to Advance Climate Change Adaptation sample

Impacts from weather and climate events depend on 2 Exposure Vulnerability Nature and severity of event

Losses from climate-related disasters Economic losses have increased Increasing exposure is major cause Fatalities are higher in developing countries 3

Observed and projected changes in weather and climate extremes Heat Heavy precipitation Drought Storm surge 4 Projected: 10-fold increase in frequency of extreme heat events later this century

Strategies can help manage disaster risk now and also help improve people’s livelihoods and well-being 5 The most effective strategies reduce risks now while also providing development benefits

There are solutions 6 Portfolio of actions –Communicate, Reduce, Transfer, Respond Multi-hazard management approaches Benefits from linking local to global scales Iterative approach

There are solutions 7 Portfolio of actions –Communicate, Reduce, Transfer, Respond Multi-hazard management approaches Benefits from linking local to global scales Iterative approach

There are solutions 8 Portfolio of actions –Communicate, Reduce, Transfer, Respond Multi-hazard management approaches Benefits from linking local to global scales Iterative approach

There are solutions 9 Portfolio of actions –Communicate, Reduce, Transfer, Respond Multi-hazard management approaches Benefits from linking local to global scales Iterative approach

10 Climate change adaptation Disaster risk management Sustainable development Strategies that integrate: How can we make these strategies reality?