ETT 88.2_Displacement in Petite Riviere de L'Artibonite and Dessalines

Executive Summary

Armed violence in Haiti's Gros-Morne municipality displaced over 5,200 people in late September 2026. The majority found refuge with host families, while a smaller portion settled in newly established sites. This report details the displacement and host locations.

Why It Matters

This report highlights the immediate humanitarian impact of armed violence in Haiti, detailing population displacement and the critical need for tracking and aid.

Key Takeaways

• Over 5,200 individuals were displaced in Haiti's Gros-Morne municipality due to armed violence between September 28-30, 2026.
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  Approximately 5,254 people (1,214 households) were displaced following these incidents.

• The majority (92%) of displaced persons sought refuge with host families, with the remainder settling in two newly established sites.
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  Most found refuge with host families (92%), while the remaining settled in two sites newly established following the incidents.

• The DTM Emergency Tracking Tool (ETT) was used to collect data on these sudden population movements, providing critical information for humanitarian response.
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  The DTM Emergency Tracking Tool (ETT) is deployed to collect information on large and sudden population movements.

Strategic Relevance

Understanding the patterns and scale of internal displacement caused by armed violence is crucial for assessing regional stability, humanitarian needs, and potential for further conflict in Haiti.