Future risk consequences considered to be severe include, for example, an increase of 10-20% compared to present of the population exposed to landslide activities in certain regions  . This does not consider the expected increase in landslide activity relating to glacier and permafrost changes ), so it is expected to be a conservative estimate. Other severe consequences are on average a projected twofold increase in the number of people exposed to inland flooding between 2ºC and 4ºC, with the highest increases in South Asia, Southeast Asia and South America  . Therefore, high to very high risks are expected between 2ºC and 4℃ GWL in several mountain regions . Many regions are projected to experience high risks due to the timing , the magnitude in terms of number of people and infrastructure affected and the persistence of hazard conditions ). Comparatively, more severe risk consequences are expected under SSP3 and/or SSP4 given the high population projections in certain regions compared to SSP1   .
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report