Climate change acts as a disaster multiplier by increasing the frequency, intensity, and unpredictability of extreme weather events. Rising global temperatures intensify heatwaves and increase evaporation, leading to severe droughts and water scarcity. Warmer oceans fuel stronger cyclones and heavier rainfall, causing floods and storm surges. Melting glaciers contribute to sea-level rise and glacial lake outburst floods. Changes in precipitation patterns disrupt ecosystems and agriculture. Thus, climate change exacerbates both natural and human-induced disasters, making disaster risk reduction and climate adaptation essential for sustainable development.