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Data on People in Danger

Insecurity Insight examines threats facing people living and working in dangerous environments. Our innovative data collection and analysis methods generate insights relevant for aid workers, aid agencies and those concerned with the protection of health workers, educators, IDPs and refugees. Our aim is to empower those who deliver vital services and to give voices to those affected by insecurity
Helping those who help others

Insecurity Insight is a Humanitarian to Humanitarian (H2H) organisation which delivers data products and services to humanitarian and aid organisations, advocacy groups and researchers. By offering our innovation ideas, tools, data and methodologies, we can enable other organisations to assist and protect people affected by disaster and conflict. We are committed to the humanitarian principles.
A voice for those ignored

Existing reporting systems throughout the aid industry ignore uncomfortable truths. Starting with the issue of sexual exploitation and abuse in the aid workplace, Insecurity Insight is launching a Report to us mechanism for the purpose of analysis and advocacy.
Local information from social media

Rumours and real information on local conditions spread quickly on social media. We are exploring how aid agencies can make sense of this and respond adequately. We collaborate with the Standby Task Force to collect local information using their digital and social media networks on issues affecting humanitarian responses.
A flexible team operating globally

Insecurity Insight is a non-for-profit association in conformity with Article 60 of the Swiss Civil Code. We are a non-governmental and politically independent organisation. Our team is a network of committed members located across the world and connected through a virtual office. We work with collaborators and contirbutors from numerous aid and advocacy groups.
Partners and Funders

We are grateful for the project funding received from the Office of U.S Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) of the US Government, the Department for International Development (DFID) of the United Kingdom, ECHO of the European Union and the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs of Switzerland. We work with numerous partners in the humanitarian, aid, IT and research sectors.
We believe in innovation

Insecurity Insight works with a team of specialised IT developers and through partnerships with IT companies to support innovation in the gathering and use of evidence for the purpose of making people safer.

Data on People in Danger

Helping those who help others

A voice for those ignored

Local information from social media

A flexible team operating globally

Partners and Funders

We believe in innovation

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Security Risk Management for Health Care Services Handbook

Conflict-Induced Hunger in Mali

SHCC Reports (EN)

Global Health Map

Coercion and Control

Destruction and Devastation

Ukraine Health Map

Latest Reports

Ségou: Conflict, Food Insecurity and Anticipatory Action

Fragments

Explosive Weapons Monitor

Protecting the Humanitarian Space in Burkina Faso

Explosions and Airstrikes Devastate Lebanon’s Health System, Killing Health Workers and Straining Services Amid Ongoing Conflict

Protecting the Humanitarian Space in Niger

Social Media Reactions in the DRC to the Mpox Health Emergency August

Looting of Health Supplies in the Sahel 2023

The Effects on Health Care of the Use of Explosive Weapons in 2023

Protecting the Humanitarian Space in Mali

Arson Attacks on Schools in the Sahel 2023

Attacks on Health Care in Lebanon

Attacks on Health Care in New Caledonia

Assessing Social Media Perceptions of the SADC Military Deployment in the DRC

Conflict-Induced Hunger in Gaza

The impact of violence against health care on the health of children and mothers

L’impact de la violence à l’encontre des soins de santé DRC

Sentiments towards the SARC

Assessing Social Media Perceptions of the SADC Military Deployment in the DRC

Over Five Months of Attacks on Food Security in Gaza

Latest Incident Briefs

Israel and the oPt

Global

Sudan

Protection in Danger Monthly News Brief

Education in Danger Monthly News Brief

Global

OPT

Myanmar

Lebanon

OPT and Israel

Reporting Sexual Violence