Pilipinas, may pinakamataas na world risk index, ayon sa isang pag-aaral | Unang Balita

Summary

According to the World Risk Report by the Institute for Economics and Peace in Denmark, the Philippines ranks as one of the most disaster-prone countries globally. With a risk index score of 46.9, the nation faces significant exposure, vulnerability, and susceptibility to disasters, including pandemics and conflicts. The risk score has increased in 2024, following the trend from 2022 and 2023. Indonesia and India are also highlighted, while Monaco, Andorra, and San Marino have the lowest risk indices. Stay informed with GMA Integrated News on YouTube and GMA Pinoy TV.

Takeaways

• 🌍 The Philippines is ranked as one of the most at-risk and dangerous countries in the world according to a study.
• 📊 The World Risk Report by the Institute for International Law of Peace and Armed Conflict in Denmark has a World Risk Index (WRI).
• 📈 The Philippines scored 46.9 on the index, which measures exposure, vulnerability, susceptibility, and lack of coping and adaptive capacities.
• 🔍 The data is based on the assessment of 100 countries facing disasters, conflicts, pandemics, and wars.
• 📉 In comparison, the Philippines' risk score increased in 2024 compared to the previous years of 2022 and 2023.
• 🏆 Following the Philippines in the list are Indonesia and India, similar to the 2023 rankings.
• 🥇 The lowest WRI scores are for Monaco, Andorra, and San Marino.
• 📢 The news encourages viewers to stay updated by subscribing to GMA Integrated News on YouTube.
• 🌐 GMA Pinoy TV and www.gmanews.tv are platforms where overseas Filipinos can follow the news.
• 🎶 The transcript ends with music, suggesting it's part of a news broadcast or program.

Q & A

Which country is considered the most at-risk and dangerous according to the World Risk Report?

The Philippines is considered the most at-risk and dangerous country according to the World Risk Report.

What is the World Risk Index (WRI)?

The World Risk Index is a measure used to rank countries based on their exposure to natural disasters, vulnerability, susceptibility, and lack of coping and adaptive capacities.

Which organization is responsible for producing the World Risk Report?

The World Risk Report is produced by the Institute for International Law of Peace and Arm, Conflict in Denmark.

What is the Philippines' risk score in the 2024 World Risk Index?

The Philippines has a risk score of 46.9 in the 2024 World Risk Index.

How does the Philippines' risk score compare to other countries in the 2024 World Risk Index?

In the 2024 World Risk Index, the Philippines follows Indonesia and India, indicating a higher risk score compared to these countries.

Which countries are considered to have the lowest risk according to the 2023 World Risk Index?

According to the 2023 World Risk Index, Monaco, Andorra, and San Marino are considered to have the lowest risk.

What factors contribute to the Philippines' high risk score in the World Risk Index?

The Philippines' high risk score is influenced by its exposure to natural disasters, vulnerability, susceptibility, and lack of coping and adaptive capacities.

How has the Philippines' risk score changed between 2022 and 2023?

The script does not provide specific details on how the Philippines' risk score has changed between 2022 and 2023.

What are some of the natural disasters that the Philippines is exposed to?

The Philippines is exposed to natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and floods.

What can be inferred about the Philippines' capacity to cope with disasters based on its high risk score?

A high risk score suggests that the Philippines may have limited capacity to cope with disasters, indicating a need for improved disaster management and resilience measures.

How can the Philippines improve its standing in the World Risk Index?

The Philippines can improve its standing in the World Risk Index by enhancing disaster preparedness, investing in infrastructure resilience, and implementing effective disaster risk reduction strategies.