🌍 The Hidden Toll of Flood Vulnerability: Insights from FEMI™’s 2020 Data🌍

Floods continue to disrupt lives and communities worldwide, and the real impact often extends far beyond immediate damage. According to FEMI™’s 2020 data, the numbers reveal a striking reality: over 18 million people were displaced due to floods, underscoring the urgency for investments in resilience.

Key highlights from 2020:
⚪ Displacement Figures: China and India experienced over 6 million displaced combined, while the Philippines saw 2 million and the U.S. recorded 1 million displaced.
⚪ Regional Vulnerability: Low FEMI scores across parts of Asia and Africa indicate where immediate resilience efforts are most needed.
⚪ Global Perspective: With a Global FEMI Score of 48.47, we see a world that must act proactively to mitigate future flood risks.

🔍 Chart Explanation: The bar chart below highlights the top 20 countries by population displaced due to flood risk in 2020, alongside their FEMI™ Scores (shown in red). The FEMI Score ranges from 0 to 100, where 0 indicates the most vulnerability and 100 represents full resilience. This visual underscores the urgency for targeted resilience strategies, particularly in nations with significant displacement and lower scores.

FEMI™: A Roadmap for Action FEMI™ isn’t just data—it’s insight for governments, NGOs, and insurers to prioritize where their resources can make the most difference. This means protecting not just physical assets but supporting communities before, during, and after disaster strikes.

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