analyze violent conflict data
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ACLED, the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project, collects data on political violence and protests by using a multi-source approach that includes local, regional, and national sources. This includes local partners, traditional media, government reports, and vetted social media. ACLED also relies on a network of trained data experts worldwide to collect and review information.
ACLED data is used by a wide range of individuals and organizations to study and understand political violence and protest around the world. This includes academics, researchers, policymakers, journalists, and practitioners in fields like humanitarian aid, conflict resolution, and security analysis.
ACLED provides accurate real time data and in depth analysis from stories around the world.