People in need rose to 5.99 million Persons in 2025, from 5.47 million Persons in 2024.

People in need of humanitarian assistance in Haiti, from the Humanitarian Needs Overview (HNO) and the Joint Intersectoral Analysis Framework (JIAF), republished through the OCHA Humanitarian API (HAPI). The national headline is the intersectoral (all-sector) in-need total: the number of people the humanitarian system assesses as needing assistance in a given year.

Latest value: 5.99 million Persons (2025)

Coverage: 2024–2025 · Frequency: monthly · 2 observations

Source: UN OCHA Humanitarian Data Exchange (HAPI)

Recent observations

PeriodValue — Persons
20245,468,060.0
20255,986,454.0

Available breakdowns: Humanitarian Sector / Cluster (9)

Methodology

OCHA Humanitarian API (HAPI) HAPI is OCHA's machine-readable layer over the Humanitarian Data Exchange. It produces none of the underlying data: it republishes, under a common schema and location coding, figures collected by the responsible humanitarian provider.

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UN OCHA Humanitarian Data Exchange (HAPI), People in need, 2024–2025, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/data/indicator.html?d=context&i=people_in_need

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