Monitoring of the Gender-Based Violence Humanitarian Response, January to June 2026
- The sheet gives 1.5 million people in need of gender-based violence services in 2026.
- Available funding was 3.47 million dollars compared with a 2026 response plan budget of 24 million dollars.
- The West department received 45 percent and the Centre 38 percent of the people assisted.
- Services include case management, psychosocial support, safe spaces, dignity kits, cash transfers and legal accompaniment.
- Not all partners report monthly, so the figures are partial.
The sheet reports the 2026 gender-based violence response in Haiti from reports by sub-cluster members through the 5W matrix and from the Financial Tracking Service. It gives 1.5 million people in need, available funding of 3.47 million dollars compared with a 2026 Humanitarian Needs and Response Plan budget of 24 million dollars, and the share of people assisted by department, led by the West (45 percent) and the Centre (38 percent).
The services listed are information and awareness sessions, psychosocial support, safe spaces for women and girls, case management, dignity kits, cash transfers, strengthening of women-led organizations and legal accompaniment. A table names the partners active in each department and the lead donors. The sheet states that not all partners report monthly, so funding and reach are partial.
How to cite
GBV Sub-Cluster Haiti; United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Monitoring of the Gender-Based Violence Humanitarian Response, January to June 2026, https://reliefweb.int/attachments/26458233-7fab-4ac5-8f2f-880180c3810a/Suivi%20de%20la%20R%C3%A9ponse_Haiti%20Janvier_Juin%202026.pdf
- Rights holder
- GBV Sub-Cluster Haiti|United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)