Climate-Decent Work Risk Assessment - Brazilian agriculture

Output data from manuscript: Climate-Decent Work Risk Assessment in Brazilian Agriculture This dataset provides integrated indicators for a Climate-Decent Work Risk Assessment of rural agricultural workers in Brazil.It covers all 5,570 Brazilian municipalities and a harmonised spatial grid at 0.05-degree(~5.5 km) resolution. The dataset integrates three analytical pillars following the IPCC framework(Risk = Hazard × Exposure × Vulnerability): (1) CLIMATE HAZARD SCORE — A composite index combining 23 indicators from 7international datasets into 9 hazard groups: Excessive Heat, UV Radiation,Droughts, Floods, Wildfires, Air Pollution, Vector-borne Diseases,Agrochemicals, and WASH. Indicators are normalised to 0–100 andweighted using expert priors adjusted by Data Quality Assessment (DQA) scores.Primary sources: CCVI v2.0, Global Inequalities in Environmental Conditions, TEMIS UV, ThinkHazard!(World Bank), AdaptaBrasil (MCTI), IDSC-BR 2025, Tang et al. pesticide risk. (2) AGRICULTURAL EXPOSURE — Crop harvested area and crop area per municipality× crop type (~113 crops) from CROPGRIDSv1.08 (not included in the dataset). Total worker by demographics from IBGE agricultural census activity classes. (3) DECENT WORK SCORE — A composite index of 35 indicators organisedinto 10 ILO Decent Work elements, including employment opportunities, adequateearnings, working time, equality of opportunity, forced labour, occupationalsafety, and social security. Derived from PNADC (2021–2024), IDSC-BR 2025,IPS Brasil, SINAN, and CPT forced-labour rescue data. Bayesian shrinkageestimators stabilise state-level PNADC estimates. All datasets are linkable via the IBGE 7-digit municipality code (CD_MUN).The primary files are provided in Excel formats.