A report has been released examining climate and disaster risk management systems in the Asia-Pacific region. The report analyzes how these systems convert risk into action, identifying patterns and weaknesses. It draws on interviews with practitioners and a review of relevant literature, looking at commonalities across different national systems.

The report identifies structural weaknesses in the risk-to-action chain, highlighting consistent patterns across the region. It takes a holistic approach, examining the system as a whole rather than assessing individual countries. Further details on the report's findings are available from the source, providing a more in-depth look at the state of climate and disaster risk management in the Asia-Pacific region.