Tunisia: vulnerability to climate change

In 2019, Tunisia's vulnerability to climate change scored 0.38 points in the ND-GAIN index, ranking 65th out of 182 countries worldwide. The vulnerability indicator assesses the extent to which a nation is exposed to climate change and its impact on food, water, health, ecosystem service, human habitat, and infrastructure. The least vulnerable country worldwide was Norway, which scored 0.25 points in 2019.

Vulnerability to climate change according to the ND-GAIN index in Tunisia from 2010 to 2019

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Release date

2022

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Region

Tunisia

Survey time period

2010 to 2019

Supplementary notes

The Notre Dame-Global Adaptation Index (ND-GAIN) Country Index "shows a country’s current vulnerability to climate disruptions.".

The source specified that "Propensity or predisposition of human societies to be negatively impacted by climate hazards ND-GAIN assesses the vulnerability of a country by considering six life-supporting sectors: food, water, health, ecosystem services, human habitat and infrastructure. Each sector is in turn represented by six indicators that represent three cross-cutting components: the exposure of the sector to climate-related or climate-exacerbated hazards; the sensitivity of that sector to the impacts of the hazard and the adaptive capacity of the sector to cope or adapt to these impacts.".

A higher score indicates a worse situation.

Figures were rounded.
The release date is the date of access.

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