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Global Internal Displacement Hits Record 83.4 Million, Driven by Conflict and Climate Disasters

New report reveals a 50% rise in six years, with Sudan, Gaza, and U.S. weather events as major contributors, while aid shortfalls worsen the crisis.

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Le rapport publié mardi 13 mai 2025 dénombre 83,4 millions de déplacés internes sur l’année 2024, une hausse de 7,4 millions par rapport à 2023.
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Overview

  • The global number of internally displaced persons reached 83.4 million at the end of 2024, marking a record high according to the latest IDMC and NRC report.
  • Conflict-driven displacement accounts for nearly 90% of the total, with Sudan leading at 11.6 million displaced, the highest ever recorded in a single country.
  • The Gaza Strip saw almost its entire population displaced by the end of 2024, further worsened by renewed Israeli bombardments in March 2025.
  • Natural disasters, intensified by climate change, displaced nearly 10 million people in 2024, with the U.S. experiencing 11 million disaster-related displacements, nearly a quarter of the global total.
  • Humanitarian organizations warn that U.S. funding freezes and global budget cuts are leaving millions of displaced individuals without critical aid and resources.