In 2024, WFP, in coordination with the government, provided vital assistance to 2 million people in Haiti through
emergency response and resilience-building programmes. Of these, 56 percent received crisis response support, while
44 percent benefited from school feeding, social safety nets, and cash assistance-for-assets initiatives.
Amid escalating violence and food insecurity, WFP fostered synergies across programmes in line with the
humanitarian-development-peace nexus. Efforts included integrating displaced populations into long-term social
safety nets to promote longer-term recovery and resilience, while expanding digitalized assistance from 30 percent in
2023 to 70 percent in 2024 to enhance transparency and financial inclusion