The Conflict Alert Triennial Report delves into the factors contributing to the ongoing challenge of achieving a sustainable peace in the Bangsamoro. It explores the complex dynamics that have led to the resurgence of violence, despite the decline in violence after the Marawi siege in 2017, the implementation of martial law, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The report unpacks the geographical context of areas where violence is rising and the evolving causes contributing to this violence.
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We provide climate and conflict data through our interoperable tools that create robust and insightful reports on communities affected by climate and conflict risks. Together with local communities, we monitor, analyze, and understand conflict, peace, and development dynamics in the Philippines to inspire action and solutions.
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Hectares mapped since 2012
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The Resource Use and Management Planning (RUMP) harnesses geospatial intelligence and inclusive processes that creates informed maps and visualizes the aspirations of the community for local development planning, proven by our work in Mindanao, Bataan, and Palawan.
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