Events

Seminars, discussions and more from PeaceRep consortium members.

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PeaceTech

Innovative data and digital tools to support peace research and practice

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PeaceRep is a leading developer of PeaceTech and peace data. Our innovative datasets, tools, and visualisations support adaptive management of peace and transition processes. 

As the cornerstone of our PeaceTech work, the PA-X Peace Agreements Database contains more than 2,000 peace agreements from peace processes between 1990 and 2024. PA-X data underpins a range of digital tools to support policy and practice, including visualisations, trackers, interactive timelines, infographics, and a mobile app.

At PeaceRep, we use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to enhance our peace and conflict research while maintaining rigorous academic standards and ethical practices. We have developed a set of core principles for responsible use of AI in peace research.

Explore the research methodology behind PeaceRep’s PeaceTech innovations through the Peace Analytics Series.

Explore PeaceRep’s stand-alone digital innovations and latest experimentations through the PeaceRep Lab.

PeaceTech Tools

Search PA-X Data

The PA-X Database contains over 2,000 peace agreements from 1990-2024, including sub-databases on gender, local agreements, and amnesties.

Track Peace Processes

The PA-X Tracker monitors progress and implementation of peace and transition processes, including institutional, political, economic, humanitarian and security indicators.

Explore MEND

Explore the Mediation Event and Negotiators Database (MEND), which tracks all mediation and mediation-related events involving external third-party actors.

Visualise Trends

Explore our data visually to better understand data trends and insights, including messy peace processes, content alluvial, and data overview visualisations.

PeaceFem Mobile App

The PeaceFem app shares data and resources on women's inclusion in peacemaking in one easy-to-use app. Now available in five languages.

Maps and Dashboards

Explore data through interactive dashboards and maps, from perceptions of peace in South Sudan to how children and youth feature in peace agreements.