National Risk Assessment & Early Warning
The capacity to see shock coming: a standing all-hazards national risk picture, the warning systems built on it and the honesty to publish what the assessment finds.
- Indicators
- 2
- Leaders
- 10placeholder ratings
- Like it
- 8capabilities
- Developments
- 1
What National Risk Assessment & Early Warning is, and how it is measured
The capacity to see shock coming: a standing all-hazards national risk picture, the warning systems built on it and the honesty to publish what the assessment finds.
Indicators
- National risk assessment published within review cycle
- Population covered by multi-hazard early warning
The nations that lead in National Risk Assessment & Early Warning
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| # | Nation | Rating |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | United Kingdom | AAA |
| 2 | South Korea | AA |
| 3 | United States | AA |
| 4 | Spain | A |
| 5 | Germany | A |
| 6 | Switzerland | A |
| 7 | Finland | BBB |
| 8 | Sweden | BBB |
| 9 | Denmark | BB |
| 10 | Australia | BB |
The capabilities most like National Risk Assessment & Early Warning
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How National Risk Assessment & Early Warning came to be
- Society
Historical Developments
Oldest first26 December 2004
Indian Ocean tsunami triggered a global surge of interest in early warning systems
The Indian Ocean tsunami of 26 December 2004 prompted widespread international efforts to develop early warning systems. The disaster established the modern template of hazard detection chains combining sensors, event detection and decision subsystems, and broadened application beyond natural hazards to events such as disease outbreaks and missile launches.
Recent Developments
Most recent firstNo developments have been recorded for the current period yet.