Severity, funding, displacement and access — pulled live from the instruments humanitarians already use, surfaced together so the trade-offs between needs and resources become visible at a glance. Click any country on the map to open its full PRISM profile.
Highest-risk countries right now: South Sudan (8.5), Somalia (8.1), Yemen (8.1), Congo, Democratic Republic of the (8.0), Chad (7.9), Afghanistan (7.8). Scores are the JRC INFORM Risk Index (0–10); the interactive map and per-country trends below carry the full picture.
Total humanitarian funding tracked by OCHA's Financial Tracking Service, year by year. The peaks are visible; the structural gaps are too.
The INFORM Risk Index (0–10) projected onto the world map. Hover to read each country's underlying signals — People in Need, recent ACLED activity, IPC food insecurity. Click to open the full country analysis.
Coordinated response plans ranked by funding coverage — the bottom of the list is where humanitarian decision-makers consistently fail to close the gap, year after year. Methodology adapted from the Underfunded Crisis Index published by the Humanitarian Funding Forecast.
The ACAPS Humanitarian Access Index ranks 100+ countries on impediments to humanitarian assistance: bureaucratic restrictions, active conflict, physical access constraints, attacks on aid workers.
The full country dashboards and the public country hubs no longer require registration — severity, funding, displacement, food security and protection for 230+ countries.
An AI analyst whose answers are retrieved from PRISM's live datasets and report archive at the moment you ask — never from memory. Every figure carries a linked citation to its exact source, every answer ends with a “Reproduce this” trail of the queries it ran, and when the data can't answer, it says so.