also point towards major differences between countries with high and low vulnerability . Even if one takes solely 'highly vulnerable countries' such as India, Pakistan and the Philippines , mortality is still nine times higher compared to very low vulnerability countries. Similarly, studies further revealed that average number of adversely affected people per hazard event  is 11 times higher in regions and countries categorised as having very high vulnerability compared to very low vulnerability . In addition to floods, droughts and storms, published EM-DAT data for wildfires and heat stress, confirmed higher suffering  in more vulnerable regions compared to less vulnerable regions, particularly when excluding extreme outliers . These findings point towards the fact that in regions identified as highly vulnerable in the assessments even moderate future climate change and future climate hazards are likely to push people further into poverty and lead to significant destabilisation processes in terms of livelihoods security .
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