Download the full indicator snapshot and the daily history as CSV. Free to reuse with attribution (CC BY 4.0).
| File | Contents | Rows | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| indicators_latest.csv | Latest value, 0–100 stress score, method, confidence and source of every indicator (names in three languages). | 180 | 69 KB |
| indicator_history.csv | Daily observations of every indicator since the site began tracking it: value, stress score and origin (auto or manual). | 10 580 | 1605 KB |
| sector_history.csv | Composite index and the score of each of the 10 sectors by date. | 64 | 12 KB |
| README.txt | Metadata / license | ||
| datapackage.json | Metadata / license | ||
stress_0_100 — 0 is the calibrated calm level, 100 the crisis level; the position of the value between themorigin — auto (daily collector), manual (entered from a dated public source) or seed (standing estimate)method — official, independent, mirror, proxy, expert or forecast; expert and forecast values are estimates, not measurementsconfidence — high, med or lowupdated — date of the underlying observation (standing estimates carry the catalogue date)dataset, license — Every row in every file carries the columns dataset and license, so the credit travels with the dataThe data are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence: you may copy, redistribute and adapt them, including commercially, if you credit the source. The scores are model output built from public sources; read the methodology and the sources page before drawing conclusions. Every row in every file carries the columns dataset and license, so the credit travels with the data. README.txt and datapackage.json (Frictionless metadata) are in the same folder.
Suggested citation: Russia Collapse Index, russiacollapseindex.com, CC BY 4.0, accessed 2026-11-06.