Skip to content
Main Menu
About IPIS
Menu Toggle
Approach
Team
Projects
Services
Networks and Platforms
Library
Opportunities
Policy
Research Programmes
Menu Toggle
Natural Resources
Conflict Mapping
Business & Human Rights
Arms Trade & Security
Publications
Maps & Data
Menu Toggle
Open Data
IPIS Technical Consultancy
Printed maps
Briefings
Menu Toggle
IPIS Briefings
Arms Trade Bulletins
Capacity Enhancement
Menu Toggle
Voices from the South
FR
NL
Search for:
Search
Main Menu
About IPIS
Menu Toggle
Approach
Team
Projects
Services
Networks and Platforms
Library
Opportunities
Policy
Research Programmes
Menu Toggle
Natural Resources
Conflict Mapping
Business & Human Rights
Arms Trade & Security
Publications
Maps & Data
Menu Toggle
Open Data
IPIS Technical Consultancy
Printed maps
Briefings
Menu Toggle
IPIS Briefings
Arms Trade Bulletins
Capacity Enhancement
Menu Toggle
Voices from the South
FR
NL
Search for:
Search
Project
Conflict Mapping in Eastern DRC
Related Publication(s)
Maps of artisanal and small-scale mining in eastern DRC
Maps of conflict minerals in Eastern DRC (2020)
Conflict Minerals in Eastern DRC (2017)
Mineral supply chains and conflict links in eastern democratic republic of congo
Mapping Conflict Minerals (2012)
Mapping Conflict Motives: M23 (2012)
Violence against women in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Whose responsibility? Whose complicity?
Simplified maps illustrating the link between natural resources and armed conflict in the DR Congo (2011)
Mapping Conflict Motives: ‘Province Orientale’ (DRC) (2010)
Accompanying note on the interactive map of militarised mining areas in the Kivus (2009)
Mapping Conflict Motives: Katanga. (Update May- September 2008)
Mapping Conflict Motives: Katanga. (Update December 2007 – May 2008)
Mapping Conflict Motives: Eastern DRC (March 2008)
Mapping interests in conflict areas: Katanga. (Update September-November 2007)
Mapping interests in conflict areas: Katanga (August 2007)
Democratic Republic of Congo: arming the east
European companies and the coltan trade: An update
Network War. An Introduction to Congo’s Privatised War Economy
Supporting the War Economy in the DRC: European Companies and the Coltan Trade
Scroll to Top
