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The Complex Emergency Database (CE-DAT) is an international initiative to monitor and evaluate the health status of populations in regions affected by conflicts and other complex emergencies.
CE-DAT, maintained by the Centre for Research on the Epidemiology of Disasters, aims to:
- Provide key mortality, nutritional and health indicators for rational humanitarian aid decision-making.
- Promote the effectiveness of international policies on conflict prevention and response through evidence-based trend analyses and impact briefings.
- Strengthen the capacity of national and international field agencies in data collection.
- Improve standardization and establish norms to enable the comparability of complex emergency data across time and space.
The database, covering some 40 countries worldwide, is publicly-accessible through the CE-DAT website and includes essential health indicators such as mortality, acute malnutrition, and vaccination coverage rates.
