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, Eritrea Bulgaria Namibia Cote d'Ivoire Ethiopia Cambodia Panama Guinea Gambia, The Cameroon Paraguay Jordan Lao PDR Chile Peru Kyrgyz Republic Lesotho China Philippines Lebanon Malawi Colombia Poland Madagascar Maldives Costa Rica Romania Mauritania Mali Croatia Russia Nicaragua Mozambique Cuba Serbia Pakistan Senegal Dominican Rep
, Islamic Rep. Zambia Kazakhstan Kenya Note: Vul refers to the country specific mean of vulnerability, Median is the median of the distribution of countries according to their level of vulnerability