Data
Current pages cover food insecurity, child nutrition, dengue, displacement, and child and maternal mortality using trusted public sources.
Each page starts with the source result. Experimental USU analysis appears lower on the same page.
WSI explains what major measures count, how related figures differ, and what conclusions they can support.
Suffering Measures Guide
Explore 38 measures of hunger, nutrition, refugees, internal displacement, dengue, and mortality—including their units, time bases, overlaps, and limits.
PAHO regional dengue surveillance · Epidemiological weeks 1–53 of 2025
The regional burden was dominated by the very large number of reported non-severe episodes.
Open data pageRead the data story →Cadre Harmonisé phase classifications · Displayed June–August 2026 period
The source shows the scale and severity of acute food insecurity across the analyzed populations.
Open data pageUN IGME 2025 (child estimates through 2024) · MMEIG revised 2025 (maternal estimates through 2023)
Counts, rates, ratios, shares, lifetime risk, and trend statistics answer different questions. The brief keeps periods, denominators, uncertainty, subsets, and non-additivity explicit.
Read the briefUNICEF/WHO/World Bank Joint Child Malnutrition Estimates · 2024 global and regional prevalence estimates
Severe wasting affects a smaller population but contributes disproportionately to the experimental burden estimate.
Open data pageFAOSTAT Food Insecurity Experience Scale · 2023–2025 source interpreted as one representative average year
FIES directly records food-access experiences across a broad country and territory set.
Open data pageUNHCR Global Trends 2025 and IDMC GRID 2026
Refugee totals and annual movement counts answer different questions and are shown separately.
Open visual briefPublic briefs turn the same evidence into short, readable summaries.