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Global Natural Disaster Trends Explained

The 2025 Munich Re report warns that lower disaster losses reflect chance, not reduced risk. Climate extremes are intensifying, protection gaps persist, and frequent smaller disasters dominate. Urgent focus is needed on risk reduction, insurance coverage, resilient infrastructure, and global climate cooperation.

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DISASTER PREPAREDNESS IN THE HIMALAYAN RELIGION: ROLE OF EARLY WARNING SYSTEMS

The Himalayas are highly vulnerable to disasters like landslides, floods, glacial lake outbursts, and earthquakes, intensified by climate change. Early Warning Systems (EWS) are crucial to predict hazards, save lives, and reduce economic losses. Current systems in India are limited, facing challenges of rugged terrain, high costs, and poor local capacity. Strengthening EWS requires multi-hazard monitoring, AI and satellite technology, community involvement, policy support, and cross-border coordination to enhance resilience and sustainable development in the region.

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