Internal Violence Index (IVI)
2018
Methodology
The Internal Violence Index (IVI) assesses socio-political vulnerabilities and violence through internal armed conflicts, homicides, terrorism and political violence. This index is a weighted average of events covering the period 2010-2014. Greater weight is given to the most recent events, thus taking account the persistence effects. Performance scores are distributed from 0 to 100. The lowest score reflects the best situation.
Source: Ferdi
Indicators used in this group
- Internal armed conflicts
- Criminality-homicides
- Terrorism
Source: Global Terrorism Data (GTD).
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Score
- Africa29
- Sub-Saharan Africa27
- Middle East and North Africa39
- Southern Africa18
- Central Africa32
- East Africa33
- West Africa23
- North Africa46
- Brazil-India-China (BIC)54
- Least Developped Countries (LDC)27
- No LDC31
- High income non OECD5
- Upper middle income countries27
- Lower middle income32
- Low income countries30
- Outsize the Franc zone28
- Franc CFA zone29
- WAMEU28
- CEMAC31
- Algeria37
- Angola11
- Benin5
- Botswana7
- Brazil44
- Burkina Faso21
- Burundi53
- Cameroon48
- Cape Verde6
- Central African Republic51
- Chad36
- China41
- Comoros5
- Congo, Dem. Rep.67
- Congo, Rep37
- Cote d'Ivoire38
- Djibouti5
- Egypt70
- Equatorial Guinea5
- Eritrea12
- Ethiopia55
- Gabon10
- Gambia9
- Ghana2
- Guinea16
- Guinea-Bissau21
- India76
- Kenya66
- Lesotho26
- Liberia13
- Libya73
- Madagascar14
- Malawi7
- Mali53
- Mauritania11
- Mauritius1
- Morocco11
- Mozambique37
- Namibia12
- Niger42
- Nigeria78
- Rwanda21
- Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic-
- Sao Tome and Principe2
- Senegal27
- Seychelles1
- Sierra Leone5
- Somalia78
- South Africa55
- South Sudan56
- Sudan74
- Swaziland8
- Tanzania17
- Togo17
- Tunisia37
- Uganda52
- Zambia8
- Zimbabwe15