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

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

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

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

Residents in low-lying areas are advised to evacuate due to overflowing rivers and rising water levels. What hydrometeorological hazard is most likely causing this situation?(1 Point)FloodLa NiñaEl NiñoStorm surge

Identify one reason why people choose to live in Jakarta.2 Describe one consequence of urbanisation in Jakarta.Apply and analyse3 Describe some of the natural features of Jakarta that havecontributed to flooding.4 Explain how human activities have contributed to flooding.Evaluate and create5 Use your field sketching skills (see Rich task 4C on pages 124to 125) to sketch Source 10. (A larger version is available onyour obook pro.) Label the following features on your sketch:apartment towers, mosque, kampong, flooded area, parkland.6 ‘Poor people are often the most vulnerable in cities, andare more impacted by disasters than wealthier people.’To what extent do you agree with this statement – completely,somewhat or not at all? Use Source 10 to support your answe