Vanuatu’s Grave Future

Vanuatu is not just facing climate change—it is living its consequences in real time. Vanuatu’s Grave Future is a Strategic Intelligence Report that examines how one of the world’s most disaster-prone island nations is struggling to manage escalating climate shocks amid limited resources, fragile infrastructure, and growing global neglect.

This report analyses Vanuatu’s exposure to cyclones, earthquakes, floods, droughts, and volcanic eruptions, and how these repeated shocks translate into population displacement, infrastructure loss, and long-term economic damage. It evaluates the country’s disaster risk governance architecture, including climate adaptation policies, disaster risk reduction frameworks, and the institutional role of national agencies responsible for emergency response and resilience building.

Beyond governance, the report highlights structural vulnerabilities—dependence on tourism and agriculture, connectivity gaps across remote islands, funding constraints, and the tension between modern disaster planning and customary land tenure systems. It also assesses why international climate finance, early-warning systems, and culturally sensitive resilience strategies are now critical for Vanuatu’s survival.

Designed for policymakers, climate analysts, humanitarian planners, development institutions, and strategic risk professionals, this product converts climate vulnerability into strategic foresight.

Climate crises rarely stay local. Following Global Eye Intelligence ensures you track where environmental stress becomes economic collapse and geopolitical risk—before today’s island emergency becomes tomorrow’s global warning.