RDTL logo MoF logo INETL-IP logo UNITAR logo UNOSAT logo UNICEF logo Beta version Children’s Climate Risk Index The subnational Children’s Climate Risk Index–Disaster Risk Model (CCRI-DRM) initiative works to enhance understanding and improve management of the risks that climatic and non-climatic hazards, shocks, and stresses pose to children. Pillar 1: Exposure to Shocks and Stresses Pillar 1 estimates children’s exposure to multiple climatic and non-climatic hazards, shocks and disasters. Pillar 2: Child Vulnerability Pillar 2 considers the factors that exacerbate the susceptibility of children and the critical social services they rely on to the impacts of climatic and non-climatic hazards, shocks and stresses. This pillar measures both vulnerability to climate and disaster impacts and the capacity of the community's critical infrastructure, assets and resources to address their effects.

CCRI-DRM Risk Class: High
Population --,--- no.
Child population --,--- no.
Male --.- no.
Female --.- no.
Climatic Hazards
Riverine Flood --.- no.
Riverine Flood (Relative) --.- %
Extreme Heat (1 day consecutive) --.- no.
Extreme Heat (1 day consecutive) (Relative) --.- %
Extreme Heat (2 day consecutive) --.- no.
Extreme Heat (2 day consecutive) (Relative) --.- %
Coastal Flood --.- no.
Coastal Flood (Relative) --.- %
Tropical Cyclone --.- no.
Tropical Cyclone (Relative) --.- %
Landslide --.- no.
Landslide (Relative) --.- %
Non-Climatic Hazards
Earthquake --.- no.
Earthquake (Relative) --.- %
Dengue Fever --.- Inc. Rate
Diarrhoea Prevalence --.- %
Lack of Coping Capacity
Education facilities per 1k children --.- site/1k
Health facility per 1k children --.- site/1k
Kilometre of road per 1k children --.- km/1k
Improved Wall Materials --.- %
Improved Floor Materials --.- %
Improved Roof Materials --.- %
Access to Electricity --.- %
Child Health & Nutrition
Births Attended by Skilled Personnel --.- %
Under-5 Mortality (per 1,000 live births) --.- per 1,000
Basic Vaccination Coverage --.- %
Measles vaccination coverage --.- %
Access to Insecticide-Treated Nets --.- %
School Preventive Health Activities (SPHA) --.- Index score
Severe acute malnutrition --.- %
Child overweight (0–59 months) --.- %
Child ARI prevalence (U5) --.- %
Deworming coverage (12–59 months) --.- %
Prevalence of severe stunting --.- %
Prevalence of severe underweight --.- %
Student Stunting Rate --.- %
Student Underweight Rate --.- %
Early initiation of breastfeeding --.- %
Bottle feeding prevalence --.- %
Vitamin A coverage (6–59 months) --.- %
Complementary feeding (6–8 months) --.- %
Minimum meal frequency (6–23 months) --.- %
Minimum dietary diversity (6–23 months) --.- %
Minimum acceptable diet (6–23 months) --.- %
Milk Feeding Frequency (Non-BF Infants) --.- %
Education
Pre-Primary Attendance Risk --.- ratio
Literacy Rate (5+) --.- %
Pre-school NER --.- %
Primary & Pre-Secondary NER --.- %
Secondary NER --.- %
Basic Education Dropout Rate --.- %
Secondary Dropout Rate --.- %
WASH
Clean School Water Facilities --.- %
Clean School Sanitation Facilities --.- %
Schools with No Toilet Facilities --.- %
No Access to Toilet --.- %
Households with improved sources of drinking water --.- %
Households with improved sanitation --.- %
Handwashing with Water and Soap --.- %
Safe Disposal of Child Faeces --.- %
Child Protection
Birth registration (0–5 years) --.- %
Spousal Violence --.- %
Child Labor --.- %
Livelihoods & Social Protection
Employment Ratio --.- %
Poverty rate --.- %
Social Protection --.- %
Poor Food Consumption --.- %
Severe Food Insecurity (FIES) --.- %
School Feeding & Nutrition --.- %
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United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) & United Nations Satellite Centre (UNOSAT)