Haiti Displacement Sites Log 855 Feedback Entries as Referral Resolution Improves

Seven humanitarian partner agencies operated community feedback mechanisms across 78 displacement sites in Haiti between July and September 2026, according to a report by the CCCM Cluster, co-led by UCLBP, DGPC and IOM and published via ReliefWeb and cccmcluster.org. The cluster coordinates site management for displaced populations in a context marked by insecurity and sudden displacement. During the quarter, 855 feedback entries were received, a 19% decrease from the baseline but an increase on the 692 entries logged the previous quarter. The report states 98% of feedback consisted of requests for assistance, services or repairs. Education referrals rose significantly, 82% of which related to an inability to afford school fees, with Port-au-Prince sites accounting for 43% of them. Most feedback (85%) was submitted by CCCM staff. Among vulnerable households, roughly 50% were female-headed and 15% elderly-headed. Of 416 completed referrals, 25% were reported successfully resolved, 15 percentage points above baseline, while 60% expired after providers failed to respond within 60 days. Streetlight and non-food item kit referrals recorded the highest resolution rates, at 54% and 53% respectively. Port-au-Prince accounted for over 65% of all expired referrals, according to the report.