Drivers and Spatio-Temporal Trends of Human–Wildlife Conflicts

The Objective 1 dataset captures detailed household- and event-level information on the occurrence, intensity, and distribution of human–wildlife conflicts within the Digya–Kogyae Wildlife Corridor. It integrates spatial coordinates, distance-to-corridor metrics, seasonal and diurnal timing, species involvement, and conflict typologies. In addition, it operationalizes multi-dimensional drivers of conflict, including environmental, socio-economic, cultural, climatic, and governance-related factors. The dataset further includes mitigation strategies and their perceived effectiveness, alongside quantified socio-economic impacts such as income loss, food insecurity, and vulnerability indices. Collectively, the dataset supports advanced spatial, temporal, and econometric analyses of conflict dynamics.