SIPRI, the acronym for Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, is an independent and globally renowned international research institute based in Stockholm, Sweden. Established in 1966, SIPRI's primary objective is to conduct research and provide data and analysis on issues related to international peace, conflict, armaments, and disarmament.
SIPRI's work encompasses various areas, ranging from studying military expenditure and arms transfers to analyzing the impact of armed conflicts and exploring strategies for peacebuilding and conflict resolution. The institute conducts comprehensive research into the arms industry, military technologies, and nuclear weapons, collecting and analyzing data from multiple sources to inform policymakers, scholars, and the general public.
SIPRI's research outputs include reports, publications, databases, and briefs that contribute to a better understanding of the complex dynamics of global security, including the drivers of conflicts, the proliferation of weapons, and the implications of military spending. By offering policy-relevant analysis, SIPRI aims to contribute to informed decision-making and promote peaceful resolutions to global security challenges.
Recognized as a leading authority on peace and security research, SIPRI's work has influenced international discourse and policy formulation globally. The institute collaborates with an extensive network of researchers, policymakers, and organizations worldwide, reflecting its commitment to international cooperation and knowledge sharing in the fields of conflict prevention, arms control, and sustainable peace.
