I wrote a report for the Red Cross on the humanitarian cost of climate change

I have written a report for the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), the world's largest humanitarian network.

The Cost of Doing Nothing estimates how many more people will be at risk from disasters as a result of climate change, and how much more humanitarian aid will be required if nothing is done to help them become resilient.

I loved working on this report with Alison Freebairn, Matt Cochrane, Julie Arrighi and the rest of the team at the IFRC and World Bank. It's really satisfying to see it finally out there in the world.

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