Share of conflict resources in total import
1
very high
> 20
2
high
20 - 10
3
medium
10 - 6
4
low
6 - 3
5
very low
< 3
0
no data available
1
very high
> 20
2
high
20 - 10
3
medium
10 - 6
4
low
6 - 3
5
very low
< 3
0
no data available
1
very high
> 20
2
high
20 - 10
3
medium
10 - 6
4
low
6 - 3
5
very low
< 3
0
no data available

This map layer shows the share of conflict resources, grouped according to 'oil and gas', 'diamonds', 'cacao, palm oil and tropical woods' in total imports of a country in 2017, grouped in five categories.

How important is the trade in conflict resources? This layer correlates the amount of revenue from conflict resources to the number of total imports. For this, we used data from UN Comtrade, the International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO), the Rough Diamond Statistics of the Kimberley Process and World Trade Organisation (WTO) data. Data on imports on ITTO's website, however, only refer to member countries. Countries that import tropical wood that are not a member of ITTO have thus not been included in the data.



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