Workshop report—Vulnerability in multi-hazard risks: Addressing its complexity and dynamics
Alexandre Pereira Santos·Marc van den Homberg·Silvia De Angeli·Franziska S. Hanf·Tais Maria Nunes Carvalho·Alexandre Dunant·Vitus Benson·Mirbach Charlotta·Mariana Madruga de Brito·Robert Šakić Trogrlić·van Maanen Nicole·de Ruiter Marleen Carolijn·Kelley De Polt·Pia-Johanna Schweizer·Stefano Terzi
In November 2025, an interdisciplinary group of vulnerability researchers met in Munich and identified three challenge-opportunity clusters: first, overcoming epistemological divides to enable meaningful interdisciplinary integration. Second, the interoperability of data, methods, and evidence can strengthen robustness and policy relevance. Third, vulnerability assessments must adopt fit-for-purpose levels of complexity that preserve local context while enabling cross-scalar translation. This ba
