Repatriated Migrants in Haiti by Air and Sea in 2022: Profiles and Needs
Summary: IOM survey of the 22,444 migrants repatriated to Haiti by air and sea during 2022, with their profiles and needs.
Key Findings
- One in five repatriated migrants was a child, and 14 percent were aged between zero and five.
- Household headship among returnees is heavily gendered: 54 percent of men against 15 percent of women.
- Surveys covered 11,011 repatriated households, about half the total repatriated that year.
Full Description
IOM's profile of migrants repatriated to Haiti by air and sea between January and December 2022, based on surveys of repatriated households at points of entry. It reports the demographic composition of returnees and their stated needs. The share of children among those repatriated is the finding that most affects programming, and the household-headship split shows how differently return affects men and women.
How to cite
International Organization for Migration (IOM), 2023, Repatriated Migrants in Haiti by Air and Sea in 2022: Profiles and Needs, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/iom-2022-repatriated-migrants-profiles