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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.
Features
2024 SHCC Global Report
May 2025
Epidemic of Violence
Security Risk Management for Health Care Services Handbook
Hovering Threats The Challenges of Armed Drones in Humanitarian Contexts
January 2025
Global Health Map
Attacks on Health Care
Since 2000
Ukraine Health Map
Attacks on Health Care
Since 24 February 2022
Latest Reports
“Good riddance”: renewed anti-USAID sentiment in Mali following closure announcements
Attacks on Health Care in Iran and Israel During 11-Day of Hostilities
13-24 June 2025
“We Haven’t Received A Single Bottle Of Clean Water”: Responses To Humanitarian Aid After The 28 March Myanmar Earthquake
DRC Monitoring Brief: Spotlight on M23
Persistent Intimidation with
Consequences for Food Security
Violence against Palestinian Farmers in the
West Bank since October 2023
Beyond IDPs: How Displacement Shapes Broader Narratives of Blame, Aid, and Identity in the DRC
Social Media Watch: Key Trends from Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali
January-April 2025
Explosive Weapons Monitor 2024
May 2025
Targeted Attacks on Farmers and Livestock Looting Deepen Food Crisis in Eastern DRC
May 2025
Repeated Air Strikes, Looting, and Destruction of Markets and Food Infrastructure Threaten Food Security Across Sudan
May 2025
“The future belongs to us” : Reactions to the USAID Freeze in the DRC
February-March 2025
Outrage and Misinformation on Social Media Following Hospital Attacks in Syria
Fragments
Explosive Weapons Monitor Quarterly (March 2025)
Measures for Health Care Providers to Mitigate the Risks Posed by the Use of Armed Drones in Myanmar
Livestock Looting, Market Attacks, and Blockades Threaten Food Security in Mali
From Support to Distrust
Social Media Narratives in Niger
Surge in Negative Discourse About Aid on Social Media Since the US Funding Freeze
Explosive Weapons Monitor
December 2024
Calls for Aid, Local Resilience and Distrust The Complex Landscape of Sentiments towards the Humanitarian Efforts in Syria
Chronic Insecurity: How Armed Groups Undermine Food Security in Ituri and North Kivu Provinces
February 2025
Latest Incident Briefs
oPt
25 June-08 July 2025
Attacks on Health Care
Sudan
25 June-08 July 2025
Attacks on Health Care
Global
11-24 June 2025
Aid in Danger News Brief
Global
11-24 June 2025
Attacks on Health Care
Myanmar
11-24 June 2025
Attacks on Health Care
Education in Danger Monthly News Brief
May 2025
Protection in Danger Monthly News Brief
May 2025
Reporting Sexual Violence
May 2025
OPT
May 2025
Protection in Danger