Food access remains restricted in Haiti due to ongoing conflict and high prices. Many households are expected to face severe food insecurity from July 2026 to January 2027. Some areas are experiencing temporary improvements in food availability thanks to spring harvests, but this is not enough to offset the effects of insecurity and displacement.

The situation is particularly dire in certain regions, including the Port-au-Prince Metropolitan Area and parts of Lower Artibonite and Centre, where the most severe outcomes are expected, especially for internally displaced persons.