Hurricane Sandy - IOM and its Partners Evacuate More than 1,200 Haitians Living in Camps

IOM teams were deployed to all camps targeted for evacuation to prepare the most vulnerable for the storm.

No One Left Behind... follow the extraordinary story here

IOM Fact Sheets

IOM Haiti Two-Year Report

From Emergency to Sustainable Recovery

Chimen Lakay Edition Spécial

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Two Years After the Earthquake, IOM Helps Haiti Cope with a Multitude of Challenges

One of the largest urban displacement crises in the world persists...

Protecting the Most Vulnerable

The scale and nature of the emergency, combined with the pre-existing deep gender inequalities and the survival challenges faced by the people who lost their relatives, homes and property, have severely exposed an already vulnerable population to violence, human rights violations and abuses.

Displacement Tracking and Data Management

Since the immediate aftermath of the earthquake, IOM Haiti has played a leadership role among humanitarian partners in consolidating, analyzing and disseminating vital information...

A Sitcom to Lift Haiti's Spirits

Made by the talented young Haitian director Zaka, with IOM's support and funded by the government's relocation program. Tap Tap is a sitcom that focuses on the lives of hardworking Haitians.

Community Stabilization and Decentralization

Haiti's longstanding developmental problems include crumbling infrastructure, unplanned urbanization, underdeveloped agriculture, high unemployment, poor access to education, lack of investment, weak state institutions and severe environmental degradation.