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Europe's Disaster Resilience Drops
France, Greece, and Netherlands see steep fall in crisis-resilience, study finds.
In brief
France, Greece, and Netherlands see steep fall in crisis-resilience, study finds. France, Greece, and Netherlands have dropped six points in social resilience since 2021, with only 22% of households having a disaster plan. Originally reported by EUobserver.
Global Disaster Warnings
More than a third of people who receive disaster warnings cannot act before they strike.
Europe's Resilience Gap
Across the EU, 77 percent of disaster-affected people received warnings, but only 59 percent could act.
France's Crisis
In France, 80 percent received warnings but only 61 percent could act, with 22 percent of households having a disaster plan.
Greece's Deepening Crisis
Greece faces a crisis with only 55 percent of disaster-affected people receiving warnings and 39 percent able to act.
The key point
France, Greece, and Netherlands have dropped six points in social resilience since 2021, with only 22% of households having a disaster plan.
