United Nations Peace and Security Data Hub

This dataset compiles available information on cases of gang violence, criminal activities, and human rights abuses in Haiti, including sexual and gender-based violence, as per the reporting requirements outlined in Security Council resolution 2743 (2024). The data spans from 2018, capturing trends in intentional homicides, kidnappings, lynchings, and other violent crimes, disaggregated by gender and age group. The dataset supports monitoring of the security and human rights situation in Haiti, informing interventions and policy-making processes aimed at improving civilian protection.

This dataset is an extraction of information from the Secretary General's Report on the situation in Somalia (SG reports) since 2013. It provides quarterly total of civilian casualties, fatalities, persons arbitrarily arrested, children subject to grave violations, to reflect the country's human rights situation.

This dataset contains the number of asylum applications in the Republic of Cyprus since January 2018. Data from UNHCR, quoted in SG report.

This data presents inclusion of language as it relates to gender and women, peace and security (WPS) issues in the reporting of DPPA’s Special Political Missions to the UN Security Council over the years.

A list of Government-Provided Justice and Corrections Personnel across peacekeeping operations and special political missions by gender and contributing country.

The data provided shows the status of women representation and participation in decision-making positions, notably in national cabinets, parliaments, senates and local governments across the 12 member states of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR). The main purpose of this dataset is to inform UN advocacy efforts with ICGLR member states on issues pertaining to Women, Peace and Security and UN Security Council resolution 1325 (2000).

This dataset is an extraction of information from the Secretary General's Report on the situation in Somalia (SG reports) since 2013. It provides the monthly average number of security incidents covering the reporting periods of respective SG reports, to reflect the country's security situation.

This dataset is an extraction of information from the Secretary General's Report on the situation in Somalia (SG reports) since 2013. It provides the number of UN personnel, including international and national, in the country.

This dataset is an extraction of information from the Secretary General's Report on the situation in Somalia (SG reports) since 2013. It provides a chronology of major political events in the country to reflect its political situation.

This dataset contains the comparison of different types of incidents in the buffer zone, spanning approximately 180 km across the island. Its northern and southern limits are the most advanced lines where the belligerents stood as of 16 August 1974, as recorded by UNFICYP. Many parts of the buffer zone are farmed and/or inhabited. There are several villages or special areas (called Civil Use Areas) within the Buffer Zone, where more than 10,000 people live and/or work. Approximately 1,000 incidents occur within the buffer zone each year, ranging from altercations between individuals to substantial military violations. UNFICYP keeps permanent watch over the buffer zone with patrols in vehicles, on foot, on bicycles and by helicopter. Additionally, a highly mobile unit stands ready to respond to emergencies within the buffer zone.

This dataset spans from 2009 and is sourced from the main Joint Contact Room, functioning under the Technical Committee on Crime and Criminal Matters, providing valuable insights into the exchange of information pertaining to criminal activities affecting both sides of the island. The dataset includes statistics and figures illustrating the growth in information exchange over time. There were daily meetings among Joint Contact Room members facilitated by UNFICYP, and ad hoc activities organized by the Technical Committee, such as seminars addressing pressing issues like domestic violence and the prevention of child abuse and femicide, which helped address local issues such as vandalism and has led to several arrests of criminals.

Annual expenditure extracted from budget performance reports of the Secretary-General. The data contains expenditure of active special political missions. Methodology: An artificial intelligence model was trained for extracting the budget table and accompanying details from the Secretary-General’s performance reports. Subsequently, the output underwent simple random sampling for validation.

Annual approved budget extracted from budget performance reports of the Secretary-General. The data contains approved budget of active special political missions. Methodology: An artificial intelligence model was trained for extracting the budget table and accompanying details from the Secretary-General’s performance reports. Subsequently, the output underwent simple random sampling for validation.

Proposed budget from budget performance reports of the Secretary-General. The data contains proposed budget for the coming financial year for active special political missions. Methodology: An artificial intelligence model was trained for extracting the budget table and accompanying details from the Secretary-General’s performance reports. Subsequently, the output underwent simple random sampling for validation.

The Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) - Project RUNOs dataset contains information on the different recipient UN organisation (RUNOs) and civil society organisations that receive funds from the PBF for all projects approved from 2015 to 2019, including information on the project and the exact amount.

The Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) - Projects dataset summarizes information on all PBF projects approved from 2015 to 2019, including details like country, approved budget, PBF Priority and Focus Area (based on the PBF’s ToR in A/63/818) and Gender Marker.

The Peacebuilding Fund (PBF) - Outcomes dataset contains outcome level information for all PBF projects approved from 2015 to 2019, including outcome language and budgets, weighted contributions to Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and peacebuilding priorities, and recipient entity information at outcome level. Up to 5 SDG targets and up to 3 peacebuilding priorities are assigned to each outcome with specific weights depending on relevance, so that the outcome budget is attributed to specific SDG targets and peacebuilding priorities according to the weights. For more information on the coding methodology, please contact brinkman@un.org.

This dataset compiles information on the Community Violence Reduction (CVR) projects implemented by the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) from 2013 to 2023 in 6 of the 8 regions of Mali. CVR refers to programmes, implemented by the Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) or CVR component of a United Nations peace operation, aiming at preventing and reducing violence at the community level in ongoing armed conflict or in post-conflict environments.

A summary of provisions in decisions (resolutions and presidential statements) of the Security Council since 2000 containing one or more of a set of curated keywords related to Women and Peace and Security (WPS). The dataset populates the dashboard available on the public website.

This dataset serves as a supplement to the primary dataset Expenditure for contingent owned equipment for peacekeeping missions and provides information on the factors influencing expenditures, percentage breakdowns, and key dates related to the financial data. Methodology: An artificial intelligence model was trained for extracting the table Expenditure for contingent owned equipment: major equipment and self sustainment and accompanying details from the Secretary-General’s performance reports. Subsequently, the output underwent simple random sampling for validation.

A list of DOS managed aircraft used across peacekeeping and political missions.

CPAS stands for Comprehensive Planning and Performance Assessment System. It is a tool used in peacekeeping operations that aims to link the context of a country with peacekeeping planning, data, results, and reporting. CPAS enables peacekeeping mission leadership to make informed, evidence-based decisions to enhance the implementation of their mandates. It helps in rapidly de-escalating conflicts and improving the lives of people living in the countries where these missions operate. CPAS allows missions to assess their operating environment, set goals, and track progress using data and analysis. It is designed to improve the effectiveness of UN peacekeeping operations and contribute to global peace and security objectives by integrating planning and performance assessment across various mission components, including civilians, military, and police. This dataset contains the statistics of indicators and impact assessments per mission.

A list of all past and present United Nations Peacekeeping Operations with coordinates of their headquarters and mandate dates.

A list of all past and present United Nations Political Missions with coordinates of their headquarters and mandate dates.

This dataset compiles information on proposed Special Political Mission (SPM) positions within the designated organization/entity. Special Political Missions are unique diplomatic initiatives established to address specific political challenges, conflicts, or crises. The dataset focuses on posts that have received official approval for deployment. Professional and higher categories include: P-2, P-3, P-4, P-5, D-1, D-2, Assistant Secretary-General (ASG) and Under-Secretary-General (USG). General service and related categories include: General Service other level (GS-OL), General Service principal level (GS-PL) and Field Service/ Security Service (FS/SS). National staff categories include: Local level (LL) and National Professional Officer (NO). Also includes United Nations Volunteers (UNV).