World Bank: Sweden needs AI-driven national risk data system

A World Bank and GFDRR report says fragmented disaster data, weak coordination and funding gaps limit Sweden's ability to anticipate floods, wildfires, landslides and security threats. It recommends a unified national risk and resilience data system backed by AI, stronger governance and sustained investment.

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