Calculation of Total Vulnerability Score
Welcome to Walk Free's calculation of the Total Vulnerability Score, which considers various factors impacting vulnerability in different countries. The Total Vulnerability Score provides a comprehensive assessment of the challenges faced by populations in each nation.
At the top of the ranking, we have South Sudan with a Total Vulnerability Score of 100, indicating the highest level of vulnerability within the country. This suggests that the population in South Sudan faces multiple challenges across various dimensions, making them highly vulnerable.
Somalia follows closely in the second position with a Total Vulnerability Score of 98.37, highlighting the significant vulnerabilities experienced by its population.
Central African Republic secures the third spot with a Total Vulnerability Score of 97.67, further underscoring the country's considerable challenges and vulnerabilities.
As we move towards the end of the ranking, we find Denmark at 158th place with a Total Vulnerability Score of 5.73, indicating relatively lower vulnerability in the country.
Finland ranks 159th with a Total Vulnerability Score of 5.42, showcasing efforts to address vulnerabilities and ensure the well-being of its population.
Finally, at 160th place, we have Norway with a Total Vulnerability Score of 1, suggesting the country's relatively low overall vulnerability and comparatively better conditions for its population.
Walk Free's Total Vulnerability Score highlights the need for targeted interventions and support for vulnerable populations worldwide. It serves as a call to action for governments, organizations, and individuals to work together to address vulnerabilities and promote resilience and well-being for all. Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to address these critical issues and strive for a more equitable and secure world.