How is the Natural Disaster (ND) score calculated at the country level?

Created by Amit Kadam, Modified on Wed, 22 Jul at 10:39 AM by Amit Kadam

  • The country-level Natural Disaster (ND) score is calculated by aggregating the ND scores of all sites within that country.
  • The final score is based on the Risk Roll-Up Method configured in the portal: 
  • AVG (Average): Calculates the average ND score of all sites in the country. 
  • MAX: Uses the highest ND score among all sites in the country. 

  • Example: 
  • Country: India 
  • Site ND scores: Site A-5, Site B-8, Site C-4 
  • Country ND score: 
    • AVG method → (5+8+4)/3 = 5.67 
    • MAX method → 8 
  • Country-level ND scores may differ from individual site scores because they are derived from multiple site-level risk exposures and the selected roll-up method.

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