The Global Peace Index (GPI) 2024 report, produced by the Institute for Economics and Peace, is the 17th edition of this comprehensive analysis measuring global peacefulness. Covering 163 countries and accounting for 99.7% of the world's population, the GPI evaluates peace using 23 qualitative and quantitative indicators. These indicators span three domains: Societal Safety and Security, Ongoing Domestic and International Conflict, and Militarization.

Key findings from the 2024 report indicate a continued decline in global peacefulness, driven by an increase in conflict deaths, primarily due to ongoing conflicts such as the war in Ukraine. The report highlights the economic impact of violence, estimating it at $17.5 trillion, which is about 10.5% of the global GDP. Iceland remains the most peaceful country, while Afghanistan continues to be the least peaceful.

The GPI report also provides insights into regional trends, noting improvements in some areas despite the overall decline. For example, 113 countries have improved in militarization since 2008, showing a significant trend towards reduced military spending relative to GDP.

The 2024 edition emphasizes the importance of understanding the economic value of peace and provides a framework for developing peaceful societies by identifying key factors that promote peace and stability globally​ (Institute for Economics and Peace)​​ (Vision of Humanity)​​ (Institute for Economics and Peace)​.
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