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Our projects
We support organisations in monitoring, research and analysis.
Monitoring and Analysis
Aid in Danger
The Aid in Danger project collects information on any event that interferes with the delivery of aid, including threats and incidents of violence against aid workers and aid agencies and its effects on access for aid agencies. Aid in Danger is a collaborative project with over 25 aid agencies.
Aid in Danger makes information and analysis available to aid security professionals and policy makers.
It is funded by OFDA and supported by Save the Children US.
Attacks on Health Care
Health care workers and health facilities are frequently targeted in conflict zones. Insecurity Insight monitors open sources for a wide range of events that interfere with the delivery of health care.
We compile the data for the Safeguarding Health in Conflict Coalition report. Find out more
Protection in Danger
We monitor open sources for insecurity in protection settings for internally displaced people (IDP) and refugees.
Read our Monthly News Briefs
Education in Danger
Educators, students and schools are attacked or threatened in many countries around the world. Our Education in Danger project monitors open sources and produces regular updates on reported attacks on education.
We work in collaboration with the Global Coalition to Protect Education from Attack (GCPEA).
Sexual Violence and Abuse in the Aid Workplace
Sexual violence and harassment is a reality in the humanitarian workplace. Yet, sexual violence in humanitarian settings is rarely reported as a security or safety incident. Find out more
We provide a reporting mechanism for survivors of sexual violence and abuse to document the problem and to highlight where change is needed.
Research Collaboration
Explosive Weapon Monitor
Insecurity Insight is part of an initiative that conducts research and analysis on harms and practices from the use of explosive weapons in populated areas for the International Network on Explosive Weapons (INEW).
The Explosive Weapon Monitor publishes data on incidents of explosive weapon use around the world as reported in open sources. It uses data collected by Insecurity Insight on incidents of explosive weapon use affecting aid access, education and healthcare and by Action on Armed Violence (AAOAV) on incidents of explosive weapon use and casualties.
Vigil InSight
Insecurity Insight is part of an initiative that provides country focused information combining incidents shared by aid agencies with analysis of the current situation, predictions and mitigation measures for Vigil InSight.
Currently available are Ethiopia, Lebanon, Mozambique, and Myanmar. To get the latest, subscribe to mailing list.
Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare
We currently support the work of the academic consortium of the ‘Researching the Impact of Attacks on Healthcare’ (RIAH) project at the at the Humanitarian and Conflict Response Institute at the University of Manchester in the UK.
Past Research Collaboration
We are working with the WHO. Read about our research collaborations