The ACAPS Risk List
An all new tool to support early warning.
This dataset contains risks identified by our analysts in their daily monitoring of more than 100 crises worldwide.
A severe economic crisis, harsh winter and disruption of aid and winterisation support the increase in food insecurity and malnutrition until July-August
Heightened military response following increased territorial control of and collaboration among anti-military resistance forces results in intensified conflict across most of the country, leading to a deterioration of the humanitarian situation
New proposed legislation and evictions planned by Israel cause an uprising and violence in the West Bank, with potential of spillover in Gaza, affecting Palestinians’ livelihoods and humanitarian conditions and generating heightened protection concerns
Continued protests and mobility restrictions affect the living conditions of economically vulnerable population groups, worsening their overall living conditions
Electoral violence, compounded by the deepening economic crisis, leads to protection incidents and increased food insecurity across the country
High inflation and economic disruptions contribute to worsening food insecurity countrywide
Involuntary mass returns of Syrians refugees from Türkiye results in displacement, increased protection needs and deterioration in the humanitarian situation in Northwest Syria
Pakistan’s prolonged economic crisis and stalling of the bailout programme result in increased poverty and social unrest, leading to heightened food insecurity and protection concerns
The expansion of the areas under the control of the 23 March Movement (M23) in North-Kivu causes increased violence targeting Rwandophone communities, resulting in displacement and protection needs
A political deadlock and economic deterioration increase protests and civil strikes, leading to clashes between civilians and security forces and increased food and livelihood needs, especially in central western governorates
Escalation of conflict between Armenian and Azerbaijan in Nagorno-Karabakh triggered by the Lachin corridor blockade results in population displacement and increased humanitarian needs
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The INFORM Severity Index summarises a wide range of already existing, quantitative information about crisis severity and presents it in a format that can be used more easily in decision-making. It aggregates information from a range of credible, publicly available sources. Human analysts collect the data and enter it into the Index.
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ACAPS analysis team is working in identifying key changes and trends in the humanitarian situation during the data collection.
The ACAPS Quarterly risk analysis outlines a number of key contexts where a notable deterioration may occur within the next six months, leading to a spike in humanitarian needs.
The objective of ACAPS risk analysis is to enable humanitarian decision makers to understand potential future changes that would likely have humanitarian consequences.
ACAPS considered nine variables (under three pillars or dimensions) to compare humanitarian access constraints across 82 countries with active humanitarian crises. In this report, there is an analytical narrative per pillar, with an explanation of what type of humanitarian access constraints and indicators fall under each pillar. The narratives include concrete examples of how these constraints apply in different humanitarian contexts, pointing out similarities and differences in the humanitarian access situation across the crises monitored by ACAPS.
An all new tool to support early warning.
This dataset contains risks identified by our analysts in their daily monitoring of more than 100 crises worldwide.
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