Applications: Recent applications include Peru (P163255) and Colombia (P180534)
Data requirement: Global data with option (strongly recommended) to incorporate local data to improve model precision
Final deliverables: A GIS layer containing all relevant data, complemented by a csv data set and a slide deck containing key messages and highlights. A written report can be produced based on needs
Geographic scope: National, subnational, cencus blocks
Hazards covered: Multiple hazards
Indicative Cost / working time: $50k-$150k
Methodology peer-reviewed, cleared (date)?: Yes - peer reviewed, published 02/24
Time Required for delivery: 4-6 months
By adding socio-economic and population health data to the exposure data, country specific, localized population vulnerabilities and the most vulnerable populations can be identified. This information can help MoHs and other ministries in preparing adequately before disasters happen and to protect the most vulnerable populations, that are typically the least able to deal with the impacts of natural disasters.