Advanced tool

Use the advanced tool to explore the drivers of resilience, and to estimate the benefits of custom interventions. Create your own scenario by manipulating the sliders and see how these shifts contribute to resilience in your country.

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Adjust the drivers of risks and resilience to evaluate a policy scenario:

Country Resilience Factors

New risk levels and socioeconomic resilience:

Risk to assets
Socioeconomic resilience
Risk to well-being
Malawi
GDP Per Capita: $755
Population: 16.3m
(2015, Source: World Development Indicators)
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Welcome to the Unbreakable – The Resilience Indicator Toolbox

The Resilience Indicator, which the tools on this website are based, measures socioeconomic resilience in 117 countries, and provides insights on what investments and policies drives resilience. It is based on a simple model that calculates asset and well-being losses for multiple hazards: river floods, coastal floods due to storm surge, windstorms, earthquakes, and tsunamis. Socioeconomic resilience is then estimated as the ratio (ranging from 0-100%) of expected asset losses to expected well-being losses. A larger socioeconomic resilience means that a country’s population can experience larger asset losses while maintaining its well-being. A resilience level of 50% means that $1 in asset losses from a disaster results in a loss of well-being equivalent to a $2 drop in national in income. The tool uses input data on from the World Bank (World Development Indicators, ASPIRE, FINDEX) and the UN (Global Assessment Report on DRR 2015).

The data is from 2015, the latest year the different data sources were all available.

To access a user tutorial of the three tools included on the site (Country tool, Policy tool and Advanced tool), please click here.

Users and potential partners can contact Unbreakable Resilience Indicator administrators with queries or information to add to the tool.

Disclaimer
The guidance given in different tools on the Unbreakable Resilience Indicator website do not replace the need for detailed natural hazard risk analysis and/or expert advice. While the data used model is published and peer-reviewed, there are still uncertainties in the data and analysis and the data is provided “as Is” and “ as available”. Users of the tools should access more information by contacting relevant national authorities, reviewing the recommended resources, and through accessing detailed hazard data in making your decisions. Under no circumstances shall the GFDRR partners or any other content provider, be liable for any loss, damage, liability or expense incurred or suffered which is claimed to result from use of or in connection with any tool on this site.