Physical Vulnerability to Climate Change Index (PVCCI)
2020
Methodology
The Physical Vulnerability to Climate Change Index (PVCCI) is a dynamic, forward-looking indicator although it is based on past data. It is built on the basis of a distinction between two types of risk due to climate change: the risks linked to progressive shocks and those related to the intensification of recurrent shocks. Performance scores are distributed from 0 to 100. The lowest score reflects the best situation.
Source: Ferdi
Indicators used in this group
Score
- Africa55
- Sub-Saharan Africa54
- Middle East and North Africa61
- Southern Africa55
- Central Africa49
- East Africa56
- West Africa55
- North Africa61
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)55
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)55
- No LDC56
- High income non OECD48
- Upper middle income countries57
- Lower middle income55
- Low income countries55
- Outsize the Franc zone56
- Franc CFA zone54
- WAMEU57
- CEMAC50
- Algeria62
- Angola50
- Benin52
- Botswana61
- Brazil48
- Burkina Faso61
- Burundi48
- Cameroon48
- Cape Verde52
- Central African Republic49
- Chad63
- China57
- Comoros52
- Congo, Dem. Rep.48
- Congo, Rep47
- Cote d'Ivoire50
- Djibouti63
- Egypt62
- Equatorial Guinea48
- Eritrea64
- Ethiopia53
- Gabon47
- Gambia62
- Ghana51
- Guinea50
- Guinea-Bissau52
- India60
- Kenya57
- Lesotho50
- Liberia46
- Libya62
- Madagascar61
- Malawi50
- Mali62
- Mauritania64
- Mauritius64
- Morocco58
- Mozambique56
- Namibia60
- Niger65
- Nigeria53
- Rwanda48
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe45
- Senegal61
- Seychelles54
- Sierra Leone50
- Somalia62
- South Africa58
- South Sudan58
- Sudan66
- Swaziland51
- Tanzania51
- Togo51
- Tunisia60
- Uganda50
- Zambia51
- Zimbabwe57