Haiti's deepening hunger crisis

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification assessment highlights how gang violence and economic strain have kept the Caribbean nation in a deepening humanitarian crisis.

The high cost of imported fuel is driving up the price of basic staples, making food unaffordable for the majority of the population.

Mass displacement from the capital has further disrupted local food production and distribution networks.

International aid organizations are calling for urgent intervention to prevent a widespread famine as the global energy shock continues to bite.