The majority of the Haitian population is at risk of exposure to two or more natural hazards,
including earthquakes, hurricanes, landslides, flooding, and particularly drought for the past
three consecutive years. Food insecurity affects 560,000 people,1 including 17,000 children
potentially suffering from malnutrition,2 and continues to force families to look for economic
and education alternatives in urban areas, placing them at risk of new threats.