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Put any two indicators against each other — violence, hunger, displacement, sanctions, hazards, income — and see which countries stand out and how strongly the two go together.

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ρ = 0.56moderate, rising together28 countries with both valuesCorrelation is not causation.

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Ranking: Share in food crisis

  • 1. South Sudan70%
  • 2. Sudan44%
  • 3. Yemen37%
  • 4. Somalia28%
  • 5. Haiti27%
  • 6. Syria21%
  • 7. Lebanon21%
  • 8. Central African Republic16%
  • 9. Afghanistan15%
  • 10. Democratic Republic of the Congo15%
  • 11. Chad13%
  • 12. Guatemala12%
  • 13. Venezuela11%
  • 14. Niger10%
  • 15. Nigeria9%

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Rank correlations between every pair of indicators, across countries with both values (at least 15). Click one to put it on the chart.

Each point is a country; its colour is the situation level, its size the population. ρ is Spearman's rank correlation: +1 means the two always rise together, −1 that one falls as the other rises, 0 no relation. It is computed only where both values exist, and it says the two go together — never that one causes the other.