As of 2024, Haiti faces an unprecedented humanitarian challenge marked by a resurgence of violence and persistent climate shocks. Our latest brief, highlights the severity of this multidimensional crisis, with over 5.4 million Haitians—nearly half the population—in crisis-level food insecurity or worse. This complex situation is compounded by limited access to essential services, deteriorating infrastructure, […]

The overall security and humanitarian situation in Haiti have continued to spiral in the past year, with limited aid reaching the population. Our research highlights the urgent need for shelter, the challenges in aid distribution, and the necessity for inclusive and sustainable planning.  Only 3% of Haitians reported receiving humanitarian assistance in the 2023 Multi […]

By 2050 over 70% of the global population will live in urban areas.

Hurricane Matthew has provoked the most serious humanitarian crisis in Haiti since the 2010 earthquake, affecting more than 2.1 million people, almost 800,000 of whom in the Departments of Sud and Grand Anse. It devastated an already highly vulnerable region in Haiti, causing significant humanitarian and reconstruction challenges. While various humanitarian actors have immediately mobilized […]