In 5 days, the World Food Program (WFP) distributed (between June 8 and 12, 2024) more than 40,000 hot meals to more than 9,000 displaced people in Port-au-Prince. Since the start of the year, WFP has distributed more than 1.1 million hot meals to more than 120,000 displaced people.

In May, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) provided 900 dignity kits to women and girls. It also deployed 8 mobile clinics providing sexual and reproductive health and gender-based violence services and support. The UNFPA helpline offering psychosocial support received more than 160 calls in May.

Humanitarian partners continue to sound the alarm about the deterioration of the situation in the southern regions of Haiti, which now hosts 268,000 displaced people. This represents an increase of 95% since March.

Meanwhile, the health system continues to face serious challenges, crippled both by recent violence and years of lack of investment. Currently, only 20% of health establishments in Port-au-Prince are operating normally.

This year's humanitarian response plan, which provides $674 million, is only 23% funded, or $156 million.

Download the Haiti 2024 Humanitarian Response Plan (PDF in French ): https://www.haitilibre.com/docs/Haiti_HNRP_2024_FR_version-finale.pdf

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