The Complex Emergencies and Political Stability in Asia (CEPSA) program analyzes how various insecurities converge to impact vulnerability in Asia, and where and how these insecurities could develop into complex emergencies. Researchers have developed a number of new datasets and tools to examine these issues.
CEPSA and Development Gateway also built a stand-alone platform that allows users to visualize the CEPSA program’s Asia climate security vulnerability model. See the dashboard here.
The CEPSA program, in partnership with Development Gateway, built an online, interactive mapping tool to provide policymakers with a platform to visualize trends in climate-related disaster vulnerability, conflict, governance challenges,...
CEPSA’s disaster response training dataset tracks the extent of training for government officials in responding to various climate-related hazards and in general disaster management. The dataset includes the number of...
CEPSA’s climate and disaster aid dataset tracks patterns in financing for climate-related disaster events, the extent to which projects are climate focused, and the major donors and actors involved. The...
CEPSA expanded the widely used Armed Conflict Location and Event Dataset (ACLED) to 11 high-risk countries in South and Southeast Asia. The ACLED-Asia team began releasing realtime conflict data for...
CEPSA’s climate security vulnerability model for Asia identifies the subnational locations in South and Southeast Asia that are most vulnerable to climate-related hazards, defined in terms of the potential for...