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The Global Risk Atlas 2010 includes 34 global risk indices. Seven aggregated indices, on macroeconomic risk, security risk, governance risk, resource security, climate change, pandemics and infectious disease and societal resilience, access to remedy and the overall human rights situation, provide further insight into each country’s risk profile.
Global risks indices identify, interpret and prioritise specific types of risk in the global values chains of business, as well as risks in new markets. This supports the effective prioritisation of risk mitigation efforts.
EnquireThe Political Risk Atlas 2010 includes 41 risk indices clustered into two categories. The first, dynamic risks, assesses 'traditional' political risks, such as regime stability, rule of law, terrorism and the business environment. The second, structural risks, measures long-term trends and deeply ingrained features of a country, such as human rights, resource security, development, economic diversification and climate change vulnerability.
Detailed analysis, country scorecards and interactive sub-national maps offer easy-to-use tools for organisations to mitigate political risks to their operations supply chains and distribution networks.
EnquireThe Human Rights Risk Atlas 2010 includes 30 risk indices to assess human rights risks relating to human security; labour rights and protection; civil and political rights; and access to remedy.
Detailed analysis, country scorecards and interactive sub-national maps allow international organisations to compare human rights risks across 196 countries.
EnquireThe Climate Change Risk Atlas 2010 has been developed to help international organisations analyse and compare global climate change risks.
The atlas provides analysis, country scorecards and interactive sub-national maps for four key areas of climate change risk: climate change vulnerability; CO2 emissions from energy use and land use change; unsustainable energy and climate change regulation.
EnquireCountry reports
updated quarterly.
Crime and security trends during the recession and recovery
A high level assessment of global crime levels affecting business during the economic crisis and recovery periods
Labour standards reports
Labour standards reports analyse and compare major labour issues affecting countries at both national and provincial levels.
- China
- Middle East
- Brazil
- South Africa
- Bangladesh
- Czech Republic
- Hungary
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Russia
- South Korea
Crime and Security Trends During the Recession and Recovery
A high level assessment of global crime levels affecting business during the economic crisis and recovery periods. Press release
Human rights risk reports
Analysis of human rights violations in key economies and the implications for business