However, between 2010-2020 more people across Africa have been impacted by floods  compared to droughts . Coastal cities are vulnerable to floods related to rainfall and sea level rise , as exemplified by the flood disasters experienced in the Niger delta in 2012 which displaced more than 3 million people and destroyed schools, clinics, markets and electricity installations . From 2000-2015, the proportion of people exposed to floods grew by 20-24%, mostly in Africa and Asia, with Mozambique and multiple countries in West Africa estimated to have had the proportion of their populations exposed to flooding increase by more than 50%  and these numbers will increase under climate change. Sectoral impacts from flooding within Africa and globally are further elaborated on in Sections 9.8.2 and 9.8.5.1, Table 9.3 and Chapter 4 Section 4.3.
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