Haiti Food Security Sector: Quarterly Bulletin 1, January to March 2024
- Acute food insecurity passed a threshold for the first time: half of the analyzed population reached IPC Phase 3 or above despite planned food assistance.
- Between late February and early March, gang violence in metropolitan Port-au-Prince and other major cities disrupted access to essential social services.
The Haiti Food Security Sector's quarterly bulletin for January to March 2024. Acute food insecurity passed a threshold for the first time: half of the analyzed population reached IPC Phase 3 or above despite planned food assistance. Between late February and early March, gang violence in metropolitan Port-au-Prince and other major cities disrupted access to essential social services. The sector is co-led by FAO and WFP with the government, and the bulletin is the record it keeps of the quarter: IPC classification, the cost of the food basket, displacement counts and the state of the response. The sector also publishes one-page response and gap dashboards, which are not part of this series.
How to cite
Food Security Cluster; Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO); World Food Programme (WFP), Haiti Food Security Sector: Quarterly Bulletin 1, January to March 2024, https://fscluster.org/haiti
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- Food Security Cluster (Haiti)