Stock & Flow Simulator for Conflict Systems
Interactive visualization of how resources, grievances, and capacities accumulate or deplete over time
Understanding Stock & Flow Dynamics in Conflicts
Stock and flow models help us understand how different resources, capacities, and factors accumulate or deplete over time in conflict systems. These models are crucial for sustainable peacebuilding interventions.
Stocks (Accumulations)
These represent quantities that accumulate or deplete over time, such as grievances, trust, violence, reconciliation efforts, or resources. Stocks change gradually through inflows and outflows.
Flows (Rates of Change)
These represent the rates at which stocks increase (inflows) or decrease (outflows). Examples include rates of grievance formation, trust-building, violence escalation, or resource depletion.
Working with this simulator
Use the interactive tools below to explore how stocks and flows shape conflict trajectories. Adjust parameters, observe dynamics, and test intervention strategies to see their long-term effects.
Stock & Flow Simulator
Stock & Flow Diagram
Simulation Results
Intervention Panel
Available Interventions
Implementation of sustainable resource management practices to reduce depletion rates.
Facilitated dialogue between communities to address grievances and build cooperative solutions.
Deployment of peacekeepers to reduce violence and provide security.
Projects to restore degraded ecosystems and increase resource availability.
Establishment of shared resource governance institutions with representatives from all communities.
Active Interventions
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