Resource Database
Resources on Military and Conflict
Featuring sanctions lists, databases of politically-exposed persons, details on military expenditure and arms embargoes, plus interactive maps and charts on armed violence.
Featuring sanctions lists, databases of politically-exposed persons, details on military expenditure and arms embargoes, plus interactive maps and charts on armed violence.
With details of the information available from satellite observation programmes, plus where to find data on biodiversity, greenhouse gasses, and the ozone layer.
This database includes key resources, watchdog groups, and case studies for investigating the carbon offsets market.
Listing expert sources, databases, health maps and more from the World Health Organization, United Nations, Eurostat, and other international bodies monitoring global health.
With statistics on trade and tariff data from the WTO, details on commercial disputes company registers, and information on where to investigate offshore dealings.
With data and resources from the IOM and OECD, with figures on displacement globally, refugee flows, labor migration, plus a glossary.
Need agricultural data from Asia, Latin America, the US, Europe, or Africa? See our comprehensive list of official information sources.
The new, searchable database FBarchive is designed to help researchers, journalists, and policymakers better understand and investigate decisions made at Meta about some of the most influential social media platforms across the globe.
GIJN senior reporter Rowan Philip shares accumulated best practices from reporters around the world, on how to investigate culprits of war, human rights abuses, and other conflict.
How Greenpeace’s investigative site, Unearthed, used satellite imagery and database mapping to reveal hundreds of fires on environmentally protected land in the English moors – including dozens that could be illegal.
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