ACLED

Armed Conflict Location & Event Data (Phase II)

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ABOUT

The Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project (ACLED) is the leading source of global real-time conflict data. It powers major early warning and action tools. ACLED collects comprehensive data on the dates, actors, locations, fatalities, and types of all reported political violence and protest events in over 244 countries and territories. Drawing on a broad network of partners and researchers, ACLED provides detailed, accurate, and timely conflict data and analysis that is critical for earlier, faster, and more targeted crisis action.

SCALE

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4

BN

Crisis funding delivered earlier, faster, smarter

400

M+

People assisted earlier and more targeted

100

K+

Users of ACLED data and insights

OBJECTIVES

Building on previous investments, CRAF’d support strengthens ACLED’s core data infrastructure and makes its conflict data easier to access, combine and use. The project maintains global data operations, improves interoperability with other crisis data systems, and strengthens tools such as the Conflict Alert System. The aim is to enable more than 100,000 users to apply timely conflict data to early warning, anticipatory action, crisis response and funding decisions.

With CRAF’d funding, ACLED can chase bold ideas, experiment with new tech, dig into tough problems, and build real solutions while maintaining excellence in our core products.

Prof. Clionadh Raleigh
President and CEO, ACLED

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