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

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EC1% household heads that own/ inherited their home

EC2% household heads that own/ inherited the property they live on

EC3% of houses/properties insured 

EC4% household heads employed

EC5% household heads unemployed

EC6% population earning minimum wage

EC7% of household heads earning minimum wage

EC8% of household heads that receive remittances only

EC9% of household heads that are PATHE beneficiaries

EC10% of households heads that receive income from salary

EC11% of households heads that survive on income from family and friends only

EC12% of households heads that receive income from pension only

EC13Average monthly income earned by household heads in the community

EC14% of household heads with farming livelihoods.

EC15% of household heads with fishing livelihoods. 

EC16# of heritage monuments/buildings used for commercial purposes. 

EC17% of households with  economic losses as a result of hazardous events in the last 2 years.

EC18% of households with  economic losses as a result of epidemics/ pandemics in the last 2 years 

EC19% of households with income loss from the agricultural sector as a result of hazardous events in the last 2 years

EC20% of households with income loss from the agricultural sector as a result of epidemics/ pandemics in the last 2 years 

EC21% of households with income losses from the tourism sector as a result of hazardous events in the last 2 years

EC22% of households with income losses from the tourism sector as a result of epidemics/ pandemics in the last 2 years 

EC23% of households with income losses from the educational sector as a result of hazardous events in the last 2 years

EC24% of households with income losses from the educational sector as a result of epidemics/ pandemics in the last 2 years 

EC25% of households with income losses from the health sector as a result of hazardous events in the last 2 years

EC26% of households with income losses from the health sector as a result of epidemics/ pandemics in the last 2 years

EC27Evidence of community ecosystem-based livelihoods being disrupted by hazardous events in the last 2 years 

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