Evidence-led conflict intelligence · Burundi

Understand why human–wildlife conflict happens in Burundi

Explore locally recorded incidents across Burundi’s provinces — the environmental pressures, human activities, and causal relationships behind them. Atlas statistics come from the local database; external reports are clearly separated and attributed.

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Verified causal pathway

No verified structured pathway is available yet.

Verified incidents

Reviewer-verified local records

Provinces affected

Across verified records

Species involved

Across verified records

Root causes

Verified causal drivers

Evidence sources

Cited by verified records

Recent activity

Incidents needing context, not just counts

The newest records, with review status shown for each.

View all incidents

No incidents have been recorded yet.

Approved-source record pipeline

Source-backed incident candidates

The strongest event-level extractions from approved-source documents are shown here for review. Verified provenance confirms who published a document; only a reviewer can confirm an incident. Studies, guidance, context and unsupported metadata remain available in the full evidence corpus without being presented as incident pathways.

Browse incident candidates All evidence records

Documents with verified provenance

Candidates awaiting a decision

Candidates confirmed as incidents

These measures have different denominators: one document may describe no incident, one incident, or several incidents. Confirmed candidates are also represented in the verified incident total only after reviewer publication.

No persisted source candidate is available yet. Run the approved-source sync to index documents and create review candidates; the Atlas does not turn catalogue entries into incidents without evidence.

Browse all 21 approved authorities

The registry identifies approved provenance boundaries. Availability and historical coverage depend on each authority’s official API, feed, catalogue, and reuse terms.

TRAFFIC (opens in a new tab)
ngo · official catalogue
IUCN SSC Human–Wildlife Conflict & Coexistence Specialist Group (opens in a new tab)
specialist group · official RSS feed
IUCN Red List of Threatened Species (opens in a new tab)
assessment · official catalogue
World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) (opens in a new tab)
ngo · official catalogue
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (opens in a new tab)
intergovernmental · official catalogue
Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) (opens in a new tab)
intergovernmental · official catalogue
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) (opens in a new tab)
intergovernmental · official catalogue

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How it works

From report to reliable public record

1
Incident reported
A contributor records what was observed and who was affected.
2
Evidence reviewed
Sources and causal claims are assessed separately.
3
Causes analysed
Triggers, conditions, and deeper drivers are connected.
4
Record verified
A reviewer verifies the evidence-led record.

Built for decisions

A shared picture for people working closest to conflict

Researchers

Trace patterns, uncertainty, and evidence quality.

Conservation teams

Coordinate preventive actions and follow-up.

Public-interest users

Understand verified incidents without losing their context.

Understand why human–wildlife conflict happens in Burundi

Incidents needing context, not just counts

Source-backed incident candidates

From report to reliable public record

Incident reported

Evidence reviewed

Causes analysed

Record verified

A shared picture for people working closest to conflict

Researchers

Conservation teams

Public-interest users

Source-backed incident candidates