What was a key finding of the 2023 study on global flood risk data for refugee camps in Ethiopia?*1 pointGlobal population data alone is sufficientLocal data is not necessaryGlobal data needs to be supplemented with local dataFlood risk data is irrelevant

What is a key benefit of using global flood risk datasets in refugee camp assessments?*1 pointThey eliminate the need for any local dataThey provide a consistent and high-resolution understanding of flood risksThey increase the number of refugeesThey replace the need for ground-based assessments

Which of the following factors contribute to the heightened vulnerability of refugee populations to floods?*1 pointHigh mobilityAdvanced infrastructureLimited mobility and inadequate drainage systemsPermanent structures

Which are some of the roles that Earth observation (EO) data plays in flood risk assessments for refugee camps?1. Validating flood hazard models2. Monitoring ongoing floods3. Replace local ground-based measurement instruments4. Providing high resolution flood hazard models in data scarce regions*1 pointStatement 1 onlyStatements 2 & 3Statements 1, 2 and 4Statements 1, 2, 3, and 4

Context: Rwanda heavy rain and flooding 2023 effect

Which organization is primarily responsible for flood risk management coordination in refugee camps?*1 pointLocal government onlyUNHCR aloneCoordinating platforms involving multiple stakeholdersRefugees themselves