Deaths due to internal armed conflict
2020
Methodology
Deaths due to internal armed conflict measure the absolute value of the number of deaths, not as a ratio of total population, as we consider that the number of deaths is important per se when measuring the amount of violence, whatever share it represents of the total population. Internal armed conflicts are distinguished from international armed conflicts by the parties involved rather than by the territorial scope of the conflict. In internal conflicts, the primary party is always the government side. Performance score from 0 to 100. The lowest score reflects the best situation.
Source: Ferdi calculations based on Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP / PRIO) data.
Score
- Africa12
- Sub-Saharan Africa11
- Middle East and North Africa21
- Southern Africa0
- Central Africa17
- East Africa16
- West Africa9
- North Africa26
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)1
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)13
- No LDC11
- High income non OECD0
- Upper middle income countries9
- Lower middle income10
- Low income countries15
- Outsize the Franc zone12
- Franc CFA zone15
- WAMEU14
- CEMAC17
- Algeria4
- Angola3
- Benin0
- Botswana0
- Brazil0
- Burkina Faso23
- Burundi11
- Cameroon42
- Cape Verde0
- Central African Republic29
- Chad22
- China0
- Comoros0
- Congo, Dem. Rep.33
- Congo, Rep8
- Cote d'Ivoire0
- Djibouti0
- Egypt20
- Equatorial Guinea0
- Eritrea0
- Ethiopia9
- Gabon0
- Gambia0
- Ghana0
- Guinea0
- Guinea-Bissau0
- India2
- Kenya6
- Lesotho0
- Liberia0
- Libya100
- Madagascar0
- Malawi0
- Mali51
- Mauritania0
- Mauritius0
- Morocco0
- Mozambique22
- Namibia0
- Niger34
- Nigeria29
- Rwanda23
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe0
- Senegal0
- Seychelles0
- Sierra Leone0
- Somalia100
- South Africa0
- South Sudan60
- Sudan21
- Swaziland0
- Tanzania0
- Togo0
- Tunisia4
- Uganda16
- Zambia0
- Zimbabwe0