Mapping Philippine Vulnerability to Environmental Disasters

Vulnerability
Provincialized Human Development Indices of the year 2000 was obtained from the Philippine Human Development Report 2000 published by the UNDP and HDN. HDI encompasses health, education and income factors. The inverse of the HDI represented the vulnerability score.
Human Development Index (2000)

Other vulnerability factors: Anthropogenic or Human and Developmental

Other available vulnerability factors include: incidence of poverty, access to urban centers and transportation facilities, and the state of the natural environment.

Human Development Index (1997)	Heirarchy of Urban Centers (1980)	Heirarchy of Urban Centers (2000)	Socio-Economic Pressures
Incidence of Poor Families in the Philippines by Province (1997 and 2000)	Incidence of Poor Families in the Philippines by Province (1997 and 2000)	Poverty Gap by Provinces in the Philippines (1997 and 2000)	Severity of Poverty by Provinces in the Philippines (1997 and 2000)
Gross Value Added in Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry by Region (1999)	Gross Value Added in Industry by Region (1999)	Gross Value Added in Industry by Region (1999)	Transport Facilities
Agri-industrial Centers and Growth Network Corridors	Priority Tourism Development and Investment Areas	Mines and Protected Areas

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Other vulnerability factors: Ecological

Slope	Slope and Forest Cover	Ecoregions and Slope	Land Use Classification
Land Use Classification	Land Use Classification (Unappropriated)	Groundwater availability	Integrated Marine and Terrestrial Priorities

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