Free & Open Source

Our Services

Humanity Centered Data provides free tools and services to make humanitarian data accessible for all. Whether you're a researcher, journalist, humanitarian worker, or concerned citizen, our platform helps you understand global displacement.

120M+

Displaced People Tracked

11

Crisis Countries Monitored

7+

UN Data Sources

24/7

Real-Time Updates

What We Offer

Humanitarian Data Analytics

Transform complex humanitarian data into actionable insights with real-time dashboards, trend analysis, and AI-powered forecasting.

Multi-source data aggregation
Interactive visualizations
Needs assessment charts

Displacement Research Tools

Academic research resources for displacement studies including literature search, datasets, glossaries, and citation tools.

50,000+ academic papers
Downloadable datasets
Citation generator

Real-Time Crisis Monitoring

Live tracking of humanitarian situations with ACLED conflict data, daily AI briefings, and crisis severity indicators.

ACLED event tracking
Daily AI briefings
Crisis severity alerts

Data API & Embeds

Integrate humanitarian data into your website or application with embeddable widgets, downloadable datasets, and RSS feeds.

Embeddable widgets
CSV/JSON exports
RSS feeds

Why Humanity Centered Data?

Free & Open Access

All data and tools are free to use. No paywalls, no registration required for basic access.

Verified UN Sources

Data aggregated from UNHCR, OCHA, IOM, ACLED, and other authoritative humanitarian sources.

Real-Time Updates

Data updated daily from official sources with AI-powered briefings and analysis.

Ready to explore humanitarian data?

Start with our global dashboard or dive into country-specific analysis.

Humanity Centered Data

Making humanitarian data accessible for all

What is Humanity Centered Data?

Humanity Centered Data is a free, open-source humanitarian intelligence platform that tracks 120+ million forcibly displaced people across 11 crisis regions. We aggregate data from UNHCR, OCHA, IOM, ACLED, and other verified UN sources to make displacement data accessible for researchers, journalists, humanitarian workers, and the public.

Our humanity-centered approach puts human dignity, ethics, and impact at the core of data practices. We believe humanitarian data should be free, accessible, and actionable to help displaced populations.

Key Statistics (2026)

120M+ forcibly displaced people tracked worldwide
37.6M refugees under UNHCR mandate
68.3M internally displaced persons (IDPs)
11 crisis countries with detailed dashboards
7+ verified UN data sources integrated

Crisis Regions Covered

Syria - 7.2M IDPs, 6.5M refugees (Civil War since 2011)
Ukraine - 3.7M IDPs, 6.5M refugees (Conflict since 2022)
Sudan - 9.0M IDPs, 1.1M refugees (Civil conflict since April 2023)
Yemen - 4.5M IDPs (Humanitarian crisis since 2014)
DR Congo - 6.9M IDPs, 1.0M refugees (Regional conflicts)
Afghanistan - 6.3M IDPs, 6.4M refugees (Ongoing instability)
Ethiopia - 4.4M IDPs (Regional conflicts and drought)
Somalia - 3.8M IDPs, 800K refugees (Conflict and climate)
Colombia - 5.8M IDPs, 2.9M refugees (Decades-long conflict)
Nigeria - 3.6M IDPs, 430K refugees (Northeast insurgency)
Georgia - 280K IDPs (Protracted displacement since 2008)

Our Services

Humanitarian Data Analytics - Real-time dashboards and visualizations
Displacement Research Tools - Academic resources and datasets
Real-Time Crisis Monitoring - ACLED conflict tracking and daily briefings
Data API & Embeds - Widgets and data exports for integration

Data Sources

We aggregate data from authoritative humanitarian sources: UNHCR (UN Refugee Agency), OCHA (UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs), IOM (International Organization for Migration), ACLED (Armed Conflict Location & Event Data), HDX (Humanitarian Data Exchange), ReliefWeb, IDMC (Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre), WFP (World Food Programme), and UNICEF.

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