Leveraging Routine Data
Here we outline a process that could allow medical or health humanitarian organisations to use their routine data to better understand the operational or population-level impacts of attacks on healthcare affecting patients, staff, transport, or facilities.
Mapping Report
The RIAH team have produced this report on Actions and Plans by States and Civil Society to Protect Health in Conflict
Attacks on Healthcare in oPt
This page contains links to the bi-weekly news briefs on oPt as well as the corresponding dataset relating to violence against healthcare.
Attacks on Healthcare in Myanmar
This page contains links to the bi-weekly news briefs on Myanmar as well as the corresponding dataset, reports on drones, and regional incident analysis.
Publication: Normative States
The RIAH team have published this paper on humanitarian norms and the role of states. It examines the successes, failures, and lessons for protection of healthcare.
Global Health News Briefs
This page provides the data published in the Attacks on Health Care Monthly News Brief and an archive of the reports themselves
Social Media Reactions
to Hospital Bombings: Lessons from incidents in four conflict-affected contexts for safeguarding the humanitarian space and medical protection
Attacks on Health Care in Iran and Israel
Armed conflict between Iran and Israel erupted on 13 June, when Israel launched surprise airstrikes on military and nuclear facilities in Iran. Here we record 30 reported incidents in Iran and Israel between 13-24 June.
Annual SHCC Report Published
The annual Safeguarding Health in Conflict report, for which RIAH funds the data collection via Insecurity Insight, is out now.
CAR Interview Guide
The interview guide used in our case study in Central African Republic is available here (in French).
CAR Interview Protocol
The protocol used for our case study work in Central African Republic is available here (in french).
Outrage and Misinformation on Social Media Following Hospital Attacks in Syria
To support humanitarian work in Syria in the aftermath of the fall of the Assad regime, Insecurity Insight is conducting ongoing social media monitoring to understand perceptions and key concerns around the aid response, with the aim of contributing to the development of aid agencies’ communication and security risk management strategies in response to community sentiment.
Publication: Data collection on violence incidents
Consortium Colleagues from Insecurity Insight present a dataset comprising news articles containing instances of different types of
violent incidents categorised by the humanitarian sector they impact.
