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老挝河流水灾暴露人口与 25 年一遇资产损失测算
Retain page 33 as supplied, with earlier page 290 in history. Quote has 260,0000 and 1.5 without percent; neither population correction is adopted. Asset damage is a 1-in-25-year event, not annual average.
Reported citation: Lao PDR Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) · 2026 · PDF page 33
Holding population fixed, the annual number of people affected from floods is projected to grow from around 100,000 in current climate conditions (representing 1.5 of the total population) to about 140,000 under an optimistic climate scenario or 260,0000 in a pessimistic climate scenario. Probabilistic modeling for this CCDR shows that the estimated 1-in-25-year asset losses to built-up areas from floods-which already totaled US$662 million in 2020-could nearly double to US$1,265 million under an optimistic climate change scenario (SSP 1-RCP2.6) and to increase by a factor of four to around US$2,708 million under a pessimistic climate change scenario (SSP 5-RCP8.5).
Earlier supplied reviews (2)
老挝洪涝资产损失与水稻交替干湿灌溉（AWD）指标核验 · PDF page 290
Review claims absolute PDF page 290; earlier extracts use pages 9–13. Original edition, page count and printed/physical page mapping are required. This is 1-in-25-year built-up asset damage, not annual average loss.
老挝河流水灾受灾人口与建筑资产损失概率模型数据核验 · PDF page 33
Latest supplied review revises asset citation from page 290 to PDF page 33 (Section 3.1 / Figure 3.3); original page mapping still needs independent checking. Population quote still reads "260,0000" and "1.5" without %. Neither 260,000 nor 2,600,000 is adopted. Asset losses are 1-in-25-year event damage, not annual average.
External review, not independent original-source verification. Human review required · 2026-11-01.supplied-reviews.v3
Additional flood-asset claim · Revised supplied citation
US$662M → US$1,265M / US$2,708M · 1-in-25-year flood damage to built-up assets; 2020 baseline → 2050 optimistic / pessimistic scenarios
Latest supplied PDF page: 33 · Section 3.1 Managing flood risks / Figure 3.3. Earlier supplied page 290 is superseded, not independently corrected.
Holding population fixed, the annual number of people affected from floods is projected to grow from around 100,000 in current climate conditions (representing 1.5 of the total population) to about 140,000 under an optimistic climate scenario or 260,0000 in a pessimistic climate scenario. Probabilistic modeling for this CCDR shows that the estimated 1-in-25-year asset losses to built-up areas from floods-which already totaled US$662 million in 2020-could nearly double to US$1,265 million under an optimistic climate change scenario (SSP 1-RCP2.6) and to increase by a factor of four to around US$2,708 million under a pessimistic climate change scenario (SSP 5-RCP8.5).
Event-specific asset damage, not annual average or a headline GDP indicator. Original-page check outstanding.
Source attribution & sectors
Supplied source: Lao PDR Country Climate and Development Report (CCDR) · 2026 · World Bank Group · pp. 11, 33 (supplied citations; original mapping pending)
Catalogue candidate: SRC-033 · Lao PDR Country Climate and Development Report — Full Report. A catalogue match does not verify the quoted page.
Open catalogue source ↗Supplied vulnerable sectors: Agriculture and Rainfed Crop Systems · Water and Hydropower Infrastructure · Transport and Built Infrastructure · Labor Productivity and Public Health
Supplied hazards: Riverine Flooding · Severe Droughts and Water Deficit · Landslides and Extreme Precipitation
Import 2026-11-01-user-extract-v5. Different hazards, units, populations and projection horizons are not comparable; no ranking or combined total.
