Top 10 Global Crisis Risks for 2024: Extreme Weather Takes the Lead

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Adi Ahdiat 16/01/2024 15:44 WIB

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According to the Global Risks Report 2024, many believe that extreme weather events risk triggering a global crisis this year.

10 Global Crisis Risks Triggered by WEF Survey (2024)

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10 Global Crisis Risks Triggered by WEF Survey (2024)

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Many believe that extreme weather events risk triggering a global crisis this year.

This is recorded in *The Global Risk Report 2024*, released by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

The WEF surveyed 1,490 experts from academia, business, government, international organizations, and civil society globally.

The results show that a majority, or 66%, of respondents believe that extreme weather is the event most likely to cause a global crisis in 2024.

Furthermore, 53% of respondents believe there is a risk of a global crisis due to misinformation/disinformation or misleading information created by artificial intelligence (AI).

Other risks identified include socio-political polarization (46%), cost-of-living crisis (42%), cyberattacks (39%), and economic slowdown (33%).

There are also concerns about crises stemming from disruptions to resource supply chains (25%), escalation of interstate armed conflict (25%), attacks on critical infrastructure (19%), and food supply disruptions (18%).

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