Country-year profile · Current release candidate

Brazil 2024

This page shows the recommended structure for a WSI country-year profile. The current draft presents a conservative WSI Core figure together with scope, interpretation notes, and module-level transparency.

WSI Core
2.25M
USU, rounded
WSI Core per 100k
1,059
Using 2024 population denominator
Coverage status
Partial
Lower-bound interpretation required

Scope statement

Current headline reflects audited displacement-related core rows from the Rio Grande do Sul floods. The profile should be read as a measured lower bound on suffering for the included harms and time windows, not as a complete accounting of all suffering in Brazil in 2024.

Included in current headline: emergency shelter displacement and temporary non-shelter displacement, based on official in-year flood snapshots.
Tracked but not yet in the headline: dengue burden and broader disruption modules that still require final integration/audit in the website-facing output.

At a glance

CountryBrazil
Year2024
WSI layer shownCore
Population denominator211,998,573
InterpretationMeasured lower bound
StatusCurrent release candidate

Module breakdown

A country-year profile should always show how the headline number was constructed. That is what makes WSI inspectable rather than black-box.

Temporary displacement (not in shelter, short)1.19M USU
Emergency shelter displacement (short term)1.05M USU

Why this chart matters

Readers should never see a WSI headline without the corresponding module mix. This design keeps the profile defensible, and it also makes it easier to compare profiles without implying a simplistic one-number ranking.

Module Metric used Value used Window WSI contribution
Emergency shelter displacement People in shelters 66,434 Snapshot 8 May 2024 1.05M USU
Temporary displacement (not in shelters) Displaced outside shelters 158,992 Snapshot 8 May 2024 1.19M USU

Events and conditions considered

  • Rio Grande do Sul flood displacement (currently included in headline)
  • Dengue outbreak (tracked, integration pending in website-facing release)
  • Flood-related non-displaced disruption (tracked, not yet in current headline)

How this template should scale

Every country-year page should follow the same structure: headline Core, per-capita Core, scope statement, module breakdown, sources, and downloads. That consistency is more important than adding many decorative features.

Sources and downloads

This section should make each profile auditable. In the live site, every source row should link directly to the underlying document where feasible.

Source family Current source Status
IDMC / official displacement-aligned reporting Rio Grande do Sul Civil Defense bulletin (8 May 2024, 09:00) Included in headline
WHO/PAHO surveillance PAHO/WHO dengue update (EW1–23 2024) Tracked; not yet reflected in current homepage headline

Suggested live-page additions later: workbook download, CSV export, source register, and methodology version tag.