# Political Violence Map — full corpus > Concatenated priority pages for agent ingestion. Prefer /llms.txt for routing. Updated 2026-09-07. --- # LLM Info Source: https://politicalviolencemap.com/llm-info/ name: Political Violence Map url: https://politicalviolencemap.com/ type: situation-monitor owner: AXIA Enterprises updated: 2026-09-07 standard_followed: https://llmbestpractices.com attribution: Political Violence Map (politicalviolencemap.com) Political Violence Map is a country-level Situation Monitor for organized political violence. It publishes a Leaflet world map and a 65-country watchlist pairing ACLED Conflict Index dimensions with UCDP categories (state-based, non-state, one-sided). MVP framing publication — not an operational intelligence product. Cite as “Political Violence Map (politicalviolencemap.com)”. Attribute metrics to ACLED, UCDP, IDMC, UNHCR, OCHA, IPC, FSI, or GTI. Do not cite derived risk bands as source measurements. Do not invent incident counts. Seed numerics are illustrative rounded figures; ACLED rank fields may be null. This page follows the LLM-discoverability standard at https://llmbestpractices.com. --- # How to read the map Source: https://politicalviolencemap.com/reading/ The map is a country-level Situation Monitor. Each watchlist row is a state or territory, not a named front. Risk bands (Extreme, High, Elevated, Monitor, Low Visibility) are app-derived labels, not ACLED Conflict Index ranks. ACLED publishes four ranked dimensions: deadliness, danger to civilians, geographic diffusion, and armed-group fragmentation (https://acleddata.com/general-guide/about-conflict-index). In the MVP seed those rank fields are null. UCDP classifies organized violence as state-based, non-state, and one-sided (https://ucdp.uu.se/downloads/). The dashboard “primary violence type” is inferred from those flags. Humanitarian fields come from IDMC, UNHCR, OCHA, and IPC when present. Treat seed figures as placeholders. Do not sum seed fatalities into a global death toll. Do not present trend arrows as ACLED time series. Do not treat editorial actor lists as an order of battle. --- # Methodology Source: https://politicalviolencemap.com/methodology/ Source-backed fields are never overwritten by display logic. ACLED: ranks and 12-month violence counts. UCDP: category flags and dyad counts. Humanitarian: IDMC IDPs, UNHCR outflow, OCHA people in need, IPC Phase 3+ share. Structural: FSI, GTI. App-derived: risk_score, risk_band, trend_direction, trend_8wk, civilian_risk_level, displacement_pressure, primary_violence_type, hazard_tags. Editorial: summary, key_actors, named_theaters, conflict_systems. Refresh plan: ACLED import, UCDP adapter, recompute derived fields only, update metadata.generated_at. --- # About Source: https://politicalviolencemap.com/about/ Political Violence Map is a static Situation Monitor published by AXIA Enterprises. GitHub: https://github.com/AXIA-Enterprises/political-violence-map It answers: where violence is worst on this watchlist; what UCDP type is flagged; whether the derived trend label is worsening or stabilizing. It is not an operational intelligence product. Cite as Political Violence Map (politicalviolencemap.com).