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The PeaceTech Alliance fosters innovation by combining the expertise of technologists with the on-the-ground insights of peacebuilders. By amplifying the voices of those directly addressing conflict and highlighting their needs, the hub ensures that PeaceTech remains accessible, inclusive, and human-centric. This collaborative approach bridges cutting-edge technology with the realities of peacebuilding, creating practical solutions that empower changemakers and promote sustainable peace.

Our Projects

Voices from the Field

Voices from the Field is an AI-powered research tool trained exclusively on the first openly available, peer-reviewed practitioner dataset of its kind, published through Harvard Dataverse. Ask questions and receive answers grounded in responses from 211 peacebuilding and humanitarian practitioners working across the Global South, exploring how they use technology in conflict settings, what worries them, and what they need from future PeaceTech tools.

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SkillDrill

SkillDrill is a cutting-edge training initiative focused on equipping civilian experts with core operational skills for international deployments. By combining virtual and mixed reality technologies, the project enables scenario-based learning for mission planning, safety procedures, intercultural awareness, and emergency response — offering scalable, immersive training aligned with EU crisis management needs.

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International Digital Security Forum

The International Digital Security Forum (IDSF) is a global platform for dialogue and collaboration on digital security, hosted annually in Vienna, Austria. It brings together a wide range of stakeholders — including governments, international organisations, the private sector, academia, and civil society — to address the security implications of digital transformation. PeaceTech Alliance supports with PeaceTech and peacebuilding themes.

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Open Data

PeaceTech in Practice: Practitioner Survey

An open, peer-reviewed dataset of 211 peacebuilding and humanitarian practitioners on how they use technology, the risks they face, and what they need from PeaceTech tools. Hosted on Harvard Dataverse under CC BY 4.0 — explore it interactively via our AI-powered "Voices from the Field" tool.

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The Geography of AI for Peacebuilding

A country-level comparison of where AI compute infrastructure sits, where AI training datasets are compiled, and where conflict actually happens (2023–2026). Combines Epoch AI, ACLED, and Data Provenance Initiative data. Hosted on Harvard Dataverse under CC BY 4.0.

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