In 2025, Haiti continued to face a rapidly deteriorating humanitarian situation driven by widespread armed group
violence, economic decline and climate-related shocks. Armed violence, concentrated in Port-au-Prince but increasingly
affecting surrounding regions and key transport corridors, severely disrupted livelihoods, markets and access to basic
services. These dynamics fueled record internal displacement (1.4M people or 12 percent of the population) and forced
repatriations, widespread food insecurity and heightened protection risks, particularly for women, children and
persons living with disabilities. Against this backdrop, WFP remained the largest provider of critical life-saving and live
changing assistance, a key enabler of humanitarian access nationwide and the principal operational and technical
partner for the Government’s flagship social protection as well home-grown school feeding programme linking
smallholder farmers to improved livelihoods.