Community Vulnerability Tool

Let’s examine Puerto Rico’s vulnerability in terms of risk, impact and our capacity to thrive in the face of natural hazards and power failures.

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Puerto Rico in the Caribbean

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> Cat. 3 Hurricanes since 1928, 2 in 2017.
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From the Puerto Rico Trench, Atlantic's deepest & 2nd in the world.
0 MTHS
Drought (2014 - 2016) Leading to extended water rationing.
0 M
Sea Level Rise by the year 2100.

Puerto Rico’s Needs in Numbers

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Total Population Decreasing 2% annually
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Poverty Rate 3 x that the US.
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Dependent Population | Children, elderly & disabled (18-64 yrs)
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University Degree : No High School Diploma | Population over 25 years of age

Puerto Rico’s Natural Hazards

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Population living at risk
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Population at risk of floods
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Population at risk of landslides
PREPA data was obtained through researching the press/media. 64 power generation and 87 energy consumption entries were collected between October 2017 and August 2018. USDoE data was obtained from the Situation Reports for Hurricanes Nate, Maria, Irma, and Harvey; 24 entries were collected between November 2017 and April 2018. From the government of Puerto Rico page 'Status.pr', 466 entries were collected between September 2017 and July 2018.

Post-María Power Restoration

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