Global Estimates 2015: People Displaced by Disasters
Global Estimates 2015 People displaced by disasters Displacement related to disasters worldwide in 2014 Top 20 events with high absolute and per capita displacement Top 10 countries with high absolute and per capita displacement China Typhoon Rammasun Typhoon Matmo 628,000 289,000 Inland storm Typhoon Kalmaegi Pakistan 447,000 252,000 770'600; 4,150/1m Floods (July) Floods (1st half June) 403,000 239,000 Riverine floods (Sept) Floods (2nd half June) Ludian earthquake 740,150 337,000 236,900 Bosnia and Bangladesh Herzegovina Floods (August) Japan 90'600; 23'680/1m 542,000 707'500; 5,570/1m Typhoon Halong 570,000 Cambodia Sudan 154'900; 10,050/1m Philippines 193'100; 4,980/1m 5.8m; 57,810/1m Typhoon Rammasun 2.99m 19.3 million people Typhoon Hagupit 1.82m newly displaced Tropical storm Lingling 400,000 worldwide Sri Lanka 151,800; 7,080/1m Paraguay Chile 83'600; 12,080/1m 985'300 displaced; 55'440/1m India Odisha floods (July) Iquique earthquake 1.07m and tsunami 972,500 Jammu and Kashmir floods 812,000 Malaysia Cyclone Hudhud 255'700; 8,470/1m Countries with new displacement in 2014 639,300 50,000 people or more displaced Assam and Meghalaya floods Floods (December) 367,000 247,100 At least 3,500 people displaced per million inhabitants Global Estimates 2015 People displaced by disasters July 2015 IDMC core project team Coordinator/lead author: Michelle Yonetani Data modeller and statistician: Chris Lavell Researchers: Erica Bower, Luisa Meneghetti, Kelly O’Connor Co-authors IDMC: Sebastián Albuja, Alexandra Bilak, Justin Ginnetti, Anne-Kathrin Glatz, Caroline Howard, Frederik Kok, Barbara McCallin, Marita Swain, Wesli Turner and Nadine Walicki Partners: Marine Franck at UNHCR, Ana Mosneaga at the UN University in Tokyo, Anton Santanen at the UN Office for the Co- ordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) and Greta Zeender at OCHA/Office of the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights of Internally Displaced Persons.
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