Blue Human

Intelligence that informs action

The Observatory is our independent center for human security analysis. We monitor, research, and anticipate the conditions that generate insecurity — producing knowledge that enables better decisions.

From data to strategic knowledge

The Observatory transforms complex, multi-source information into actionable intelligence for decision-makers who operate under uncertainty.

Monitor

Continuous tracking of human security indicators across priority geographies using field data, open sources, and partner networks.

Analyze

Rigorous, evidence-based analysis connecting patterns, drivers, and dynamics — moving beyond description to understanding.

Anticipate

Early warning systems and scenario analysis to identify emerging risks before they crystallize into crises.

Publish

Independent reports, policy briefs, and briefings that inform governments, UN agencies, and civil society organizations.

Risk Intelligence DashboardLive
Sahel — Security Deterioration87/100
Eastern Europe — Active Conflict79/100
Horn of Africa — Food Insecurity74/100
Central America — Displacement61/100
South Asia — Political Instability55/100
Pacific — Climate Stress43/100
Updated daily from field and open sourcesQ1 2025

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Six domains of human security analysis

32 reports

Conflict & Violence

Tracking and analyzing armed conflict, political violence, and security deterioration across fragile states and contested territories.

28 reports

Forced Displacement

Monitoring displacement dynamics, refugee protection gaps, and the political economy of forced migration globally.

19 reports

Food & Livelihood Security

Assessing food system fragility, famine risk, and the intersection of conflict and food insecurity.

17 reports

Climate & Security

Analyzing the climate-security nexus and its implications for conflict prevention and humanitarian response.

14 reports

Gender & Intersectionality

Examining how gender, age, and other factors shape differential experiences of insecurity and access to protection.

11 reports

Technology & Rights

Exploring the human rights implications of digital surveillance, AI in conflict, and humanitarian technology ethics.

Who uses Observatory intelligence

Governments & Ministries

Foreign affairs, defense, and development ministers and their advisors

International Institutions

UN agencies, regional bodies, and multilateral development banks

Civil Society

NGOs, advocacy organizations, and human rights defenders

Researchers & Academia

Universities, think tanks, and independent scholars

Research partnerships and data access

We welcome collaboration with academic institutions, think tanks, and peer organizations. Contact us to discuss research partnerships, data sharing, or joint publication opportunities.