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disasters in numbers2015 (1)

346 reported disasters

US$66.5 billion economic damage98.6 million people affected22 773 people dead

NepalFrance

India

Pakistan

Guatemala

BelgiumIndia

PakistanMalawi

Earthquake, AprilHeat wave, June-August

Heat wave, May

Heat wave, June

Landslide, October

Heat wave, June-JulyFlood, November-December

Earthquake, OctoberFlood, January

8 831 3 275

2 248

1 229

627

410325

280278

Natural disasters by number of deaths Dem. Rep. of KoreaIndia

Ethiopia

Nepal

Bangladesh

PhilippinesMalawi

China, P RepGuatemala

South Africa

18 003 541 16 558 354

10 210 600

5 640 301

4 452 553

3 834 5143 438 995

3 006 0932 809 910

2 700 000

Total of affected peoplereported by country

93

23

56152

26China, P Rep

22 United States

11Indonesia

Per Continent

Per Country

Number of reported disasters by country

Americas

AsiaAfrica

Europe

United StatesChina, P Rep

Nepal

India

ChileAustralia

South AfricaPhilippines

France

24,88

13,66

3,30

3,102,40

2,001,90

1,00

Total of economic damagereported by country (in billion US$)

5,17 3,60

7 Japan

7Chile

19India

10Pakistan

15

Top 10

Top 10

22Oceania

Philippines

6Myanmar

6Bangladesh

(1): Natural disasters: Epidemic and insect infestations not included

IndiaFlood, July-August 293

7Australia

United Kingdom

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Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters (CRED), IRSSUniversité catholique de Louvain, BelgiumTel. +32 [email protected] www.cred.be

Source: EM-DAT (25th January 2016) : The OFDA/CRED - International Disaster Database Université catholique de Louvain Brussels - Belgium www.emdat.be

www.unisdr.org

Annual reported economic damages and time trend from disasters: 1980-2015

Human impact by disaster types (2015 versus average 2005-2014)

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

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100

150

200

250

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350

1980 1982 1984 1986 1988 1990 1992 1994 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014

Num

ber of disastersEc

onom

ic d

amag

e in

201

5 U

S$ v

alue

(billi

on) -

EarthquakeNepal($5 billion)

205

278259

413432

414389

421

346

($60

EarthquakeNaples Province, Italy

billion)

EarthquakeNorthridge, USA

($48 billion)

EarthquakeKobé, Japan ($155 billion)

Hurricane Sandy, USA ($52 billion)

Hurricane Katrina, Rita and Wilma, USA

($219 billion)

EarthquakeSichuan, China P.Rep($94billion)

Earthquake/TsunamiTohoku, Japan

($223 billion)

Flood,

($42billion)Thailand

FloodChina

($43 billion)

450

22 773500010000150002000025000300003500040000

Volcanic activity

20 000 000 40 000 000 60 000 000 80 000 000 100 000 000All disasters

76 424

98 580 793

173 241 621

2015 2005-2014

3 310

5 938Flood 27 504 263

85 139 394

99617 778

Storm 10 592 279

34 888 330

7 3467 232

Extremetemperature

1 262 6278 755 064

1 369

923Landslide 50 332

299 127

Mass movement (dry) 373

Drought35 50 551 35435 427 8522 030

6673 Wildfire

494 713193 534

46

958 592136 103

0

12623

0

20152005-2014

AfricaAmericasAsia Europe Oceania

5% 3.9%6.5%31.6%

71.8%55.6%

16.4%8.6% 0.3%

2015

2005-2014

32 15

19 25

24

152 171

2 1

90 99

8 6

12 9

346 367

20 1717

7 166 633

8 401 84342 381

9 525

Deaths Affected

Comparing present to past

Percentage of deaths by continent

StormAndrew, USA

($45 billion)

Economic damage

Time trend of reported disasters

2015 disaster with largest economic impactSelected disasters with largest economic impact

EarthquakeTsunami

&

Occurrence

11

0.2%


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