Answers are grounded in two kinds of source: a curated library of humanitarian guidance, evaluations and toolkits indexed for retrieval, and a set of live humanitarian data feeds the assistant queries mid-conversation. This is a sneak peek at both — aggregate figures and a sample of what's inside.
Indexed documents
537
Embedded and searchable
Collections
19
Thematic document sets
Live data feeds
6
Queried in real time
Each document is split into passages and embedded into a vector index. A question retrieves the passages closest in meaning — not by keyword — and the assistant answers from those, citing which documents it drew on. The library is re-indexed as new material is added, so guidance is quoted as published rather than paraphrased from memory.
12 titles from openly-published IASC, ALNAP and DG ECHO material
Queried at answer time, so figures reflect the latest published analysis rather than whatever a document said when it was written.
Ukraine master dataset
Oblast-level humanitarian indicators for Ukraine — needs, severity and population figures consolidated by ACAPS analysts.
INFORM Severity Index
Comparable severity scores for every ongoing crisis, so the assistant can place one country's situation against another's.
Risk List
Forward-looking watchlist of situations likely to deteriorate in the next six months, with the drivers behind each risk.
Humanitarian Access
Access constraints by country — impediments to reaching people in need, to entry, and the security of aid workers.
IPC acute food insecurity phase
Current and projected IPC phase classifications, so food-security answers reflect the latest analysis rather than a cached report.
Staple food market prices
Monitored market prices for staple foods, with month-on-month, year-on-year and multi-year-average comparisons.