UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs
Tracked by AYITI INTEL since 2025-12-23 · 632 sourced references across the daily briefings.
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… by decree on March 2 2026 covers the Artibonite West and Centre departments. OCHA characterizes the crisis as deteriorating at a steady pace with basic service collapse accelerating specifically in the …
… NYT). Child protection caseload is structurally overwhelming agency capacity. UN OCHA: Coordinating $140.5M emergency response against access constraints that predate and exceed the funding. Haiti MSPP (He …
… is consistent with Haiti's transitional governance capacity. UN Comtrade and OCHA economic monitoring units should commission a data verification review of the 2024 DR export to Haiti figure to confirm …
… DEVELOPMENT 3: HUMANITARIAN CONDITIONS AND DISPLACEMENT CRISIS ANALYTICAL BODY OCHA's 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan identifies 6.4 million Haitians requiring humanitarian assistance, represen …
… International organizations monitoring Haiti's food security WFP, FAO, OCHA should immediately begin modeling the price and availability impacts on Haitian consumers of a disruption to the Dajab …
… the localized severity of gang operations. Cholera resurgence documented by OCHA through the 2025 trend reversal adds a compounding biological security dimension in areas where GSF access is limited a …
… movement on this represents a week closer to a third lapse cycle. Monitor OCHA situation reports and FEWS NET monthly updates for any change in RN1 access status sustained opening of National Road 1 …
… MENDED DECISIONS Humanitarian organizations should initiate planning now for an OCHA flash appeal or supplementary funding round covering the Q3 to Q4 2026 period, anticipating that the lean season releas …
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