Political Conflict Dashboard

Analysis and visualization platform based on MBI CONIAS Conflict Data for the strategic management of Political Risks in your organization

Political risk analysts standing in front of the geopolitical risk dashboard and monitoring conflicts for strategic risk management.

Data-driven analysis of geopolitical risks and informed decision-making

Amidst rising geopolitical tensions, there is an increasing demand for organizations to systematically monitor political risks and incorporate them into strategic decision-making processes.

How can political risks for locations, supply chains, and distribution channels be identified early and addressed effectively?

Individual events or headlines often provide only limited guidance. A reliable assessment of political risks requires analyzing conflict dynamics over longer periods of time.

What data is suitable for the strategic management of political risks?

The globally consistent and comparable MBI CONIAS conflict data allows political conflict dynamics to be analyzed systematically by capturing escalation patterns over long time periods and making them comparable across regions.
The goal is not the real-time representation of individual events but the structured monitoring of conflict developments over time.

How can conflict data be visualized and analyzed in a clear and accessible way?

The Political Conflict Dashboard allows users to interactively explore CONIAS conflict data, analyze conflict developments over time, and track regional conflict dynamics down to the subnational level.

Key features of the political Conflict Dashboard

Global conflict map

The central interface of the application is a global conflict map that visualizes the intensity of political conflicts worldwide. Users can select specific countries and regions, navigate within the map, and display all conflicts relevant to a particular area.

The dashboard distinguishes between conflicts that are violently carried out within a region and those that are relevant but not violent within that location. Violent conflicts are highlighted accordingly, making regional hotspots and escalation dynamics immediately visible.

World map showing conflicts color-coded according to 5 conflict levels in the SUSAFE Geopolitical Risk Dashboard
A comparison of conflicts over time by quarter in the Geopolitical Conflict Dashboard.

Comparison of time periods, countries, and regions

Users can track how conflict patterns evolve across multiple quarters and observe whether conflict dynamics intensify or ease in specific regions.

Countries and regions can also be compared directly, allowing for a systematic assessment of regional risk profiles.

Export of PDF reports

Users can automatically generate country and regional reports and export them as PDF documents. These reports can be used for internal risk assessments, situational analyses, or management briefings.

Country report in PDF format providing an overview of conflicts and political risks in a country.
The geopolitical conflict dashboard shows Russia at the national level.
The geopolitical conflict dashboard shows a part of Russia at the regional level.

National and regional analysis

The subnational localization of conflicts reveals that violent conflicts often affect only certain regions within a country. While some areas may be heavily influenced by conflict dynamics, other parts of the country may remain relatively stable. This differentiation allows for a much more precise assessment of political risks and enables a more realistic evaluation of regional stability within countries.

The images show Russia at the national level and the Russian region Voronezhskaya Oblast’ at the regional level.

Chat function as an alternative way to access conflict data

An integrated chat function for data requests supports the analysis and helps users interpret complex conflict developments. The platform is designed to assist users in understanding geopolitical developments and making data-driven analyses more efficient.

Chat feature in the Geopolitical Conflict Dashboard
Custom location lists can be imported into the geopolitical conflict dashboard.

Integration of your own location lists

Organizations can integrate their own lists of locations, such as production sites, suppliers, or key transport hubs, into the analysis. This allows companies to monitor conflict dynamics in the vicinity of relevant business operations. All location data remains on users’ systems and is not transferred to external servers.

The data behind it

Classification into

5

levels of conflict

Data for more than

3,750

subnational units worldwide

Tracking of more than

1,450

ongoing conflicts

Recording of around

85,000

conflict-related events per year

A 5-level model of conflict intensity.

A global Set of Conflict Data

Use cases for political risk data

MBI CONIAS conflict data and the Political Conflict Dashboard provide a solid foundation for organizations to conduct advanced analyses such as exposure analyses, assessments of regional dependencies, and scenario analyses to estimate potential escalation pathways. These analyses play an important role in areas such as:

  • Site selection and strategic planning of market entry
  • Selection of local suppliers
  • Ongoing evaluation of sites and suppliers
  • Search for alternative network partners and transport routes in the event of a crisis
  • Site selection and supply chain planning

Key Differentiators

Globally consistent and comparable data

Strict quality control

Individual consulting and support

Continuous updating after every release

100 % GDPR compliant

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