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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.
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.
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
2025 SHCC Annual Report
May 2026
Care in the Crosshairs
“There is no Ebola in the Congo”
Tracking Social Media Narratives in the DRC Following the 17th Ebola Outbreak
83 Attacks on Emergency Health Services Recorded in Just Six Weeks
28 February-15 April 2026
Sudden Threats from the Sky
Security Measures against
Drone StrikesGuidance Book
Fractured Flow: The Cascading Impacts of War on Access to Water
November 2025
The Effects on Health Care of the Use of Explosive Weapons in 2024
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
Ukraine Health Map
Attacks on Health Care
Since 24 February 2022
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Latest Reports
“The Coffin is Empty”
Tracking Social Media Narratives in the DRC Following the 17th Ebola Outbreak
“Before NGOs We Were Working”
Tracking Aid Narratives on Social Media: Mali
The impact of food-related violence in eastern DRC
April 2026
How Food and Water in Iran Has Been Affected Since the Start of Hostilities
April 2026
“Tomorrow it will all be sold on the street stalls “
Tracking Aid Narratives on Social Media: Recent Observations from Syria
How the conduct of conflict affects food security and health care in Sudan
IHL and the protection of food systems, health care and aid operations in Sudan
Fragments
Explosive Weapons Monitor Quarterly (December 2025)
“The aid never reaches those in need”
Tracking Aid Narratives on Social Media: Recent Observations from Sudan
Arrests and Detentions of Aid Workers
Key Trends and Implications (1997–2025)
The Humanitarian Space on Social Media
Learning from Social Media Narratives in the DRC
The Humanitarian Space on Social Media
Learning from Social Media Narratives in Myanmar
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Latest Incident Briefs
Reporting Sexual Violence
May 2026
Global
13-26 May 2026
Attacks on Health Care News Brief
oPt
13-26 May 2026
Attacks on Health Care
Myanmar
13-26 May 2026
Attacks on Health Care
Sudan
13-26 May 2026
Attacks on Health Care
Education in Danger Monthly News Brief
April 2026
Protection in Danger Monthly News Brief
April 2026
Aid in Danger News Brief
15-28 April 2026
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