Disasters linked to natural hazards are placing growing pressure on public finances, yet governments often lack the systems to capture their full fiscal costs. This policy brief identifies key gaps in current practices and sets out four actions to improve the tracking and reporting of disaster-related costs, strengthening fiscal preparedness and investment in resilience.
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