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The Environment Indicators comprise household, community and sector level datasets that measure the household/community capacity to respond to disasters based on environmental factors that influence vulnerability. The weighted values for each indicator is summated then added to a formulae that calculates the overall environment vulnerability score for the community which accounts for 25% of the total vulnerability score and rank for the community. The following environment indicators are included in the NVRI.

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EN1% land in the community with Alluvium soil (liquefaction) 

EN2% land in the community with Troy Formation geology

EN3% land in the community with Coastal Limestone Formation geology 

​EN4Add geology 

EN5Add geology 

EN6% deforestation in the community in the last 10 years

EN7# of rivers that have flooded sections of the community in the last 10 years

EN8% of Mangrove forest degradation in the community in the last 10 years

EN9# of households that use rivers/ water channels for domestic use

EN10# of households that use rivers/ water channels for agricultural purposes

EN11Are there designated environmental wardens in the community?

EN12Evidence of DRM/CCA Risk Assessment conducted in the community in the last 10 years 

EN13% of houses in the community located within 100m of a river channel 

EN14# of critical facilities located within 100m of a river channel

EN15# of fire stations located within 100m of a river channel 

EN16# of poilce stations located within 100m of a river channel

EN17# of health facilities located within 100m of a river channel

EN18# of schools located within 100m of a river channel

EN19# of critical infrastructure located within 100m of a river channel

EN20# of  water infrastructure within 100m of a river channel

EN21# of electricity infrastructure within 100m of a river channel

EN22# of sewage and sanitation infrastructure within 100m of a river channel

EN23# of houses in the community located on 30 degree slopes and greater