The Humanitarian Hub puts data in one place
One map, every live data source for humanitarian organisations worldwide. Pick a layer, click a country, ask AllyGPT.
Where the need is greatest
Top countries by composite severity. Select one to open its profile.
Ranking countries…
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Each figure is a per-source subtotal and is never summed across sources, because populations overlap between feeds.
About these figures
Understanding the Humanitarian Hub Data
The hub merges four live sources into one crisis map, so aid workers, donors and researchers can compare country level severity on a single screen instead of checking four separate systems.
Food insecurity
IPC and Cadre Harmonise
The share of people in crisis levels of hunger or worse, scored from Phase 1 through Phase 5 on the internationally recognised scale.
People in need
OCHA Humanitarian Needs Overview
How many people each country response plan identifies as needing humanitarian assistance this year.
Internal displacement
IOM Displacement Tracking Matrix
People forced from their homes who remain inside their own country, counted through field tracking rounds.
Conflict
ACLED
Recorded deaths from political violence, drawn from event level reporting of armed clashes and attacks.
Total population
UN / HDX HAPI
The denominator behind every need figure. Context rather than severity, so a populous country is not a country in crisis. Open a country for its age and gender breakdown.
Composite severity
Synergaid index
The four measures blended into one score by averaging each country percentile rank, so no single volatile source can distort the picture.
Every figure is cited to its original source, refreshed on a regular schedule and never summed across metrics that measure different things. Read the full data disclaimer for methodology and source attribution.