Guatemala
Guatemala
IDPs monitored
Movimientos de desplazamiento
Ronda de recopilación de datos
Sobre Guatemala
La DTM se activó en Guatemala como respuesta a la erupción del Volcán de Fuego en 2018. Los sitios de desplazamiento fueron monitoreados por las condiciones de vida y las necesidades multisectoriales en junio y julio de 2018 como parte de una respuesta rápida bajo el CERF. En enero de 2019, se llevaron a cabo encuestas de seguimiento para monitorear el acceso a los medios de subsistencia y la participación de la población desplazada. Estas rondas de DTM se llevaron a cabo en coordinación con la Secretaría de Obras Sociales de la Esposa del Presidente (SOSEP). Además, la OIM también realiza actividades de gestión de la información como parte de la NTMI, que produjo una encuesta de percepción a nivel nacional sobre la migración, el tránsito y el desplazamiento interno en 2016. Finalmente, las actividades de seguimiento de la movilidad humana se complementan con el monitoreo continuo de los retornos de los migrantes al país, cuyos datos están disponibles en el siguiente sitio web: https://mic.iom.int/webntmi/
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IOM Guatemala
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- CERF
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Desde la segunda mitad de enero de 2025, un número creciente de personas que transitan por los PMF están emprendiendo el viaje de regreso hacia el sur. En marzo de 2025, se observaron un total de 2.872 movimientos en los 5 Puntos de Monit
Since the second half of January 2025, an increasing number of individuals passing through the FMPs have been embarking on the journey back south. In March 2025, 2,872 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located
Desde la segunda mitad de enero de 2025, un número creciente de personas que transitan por los PMF están emprendiendo el viaje de regreso hacia el sur.
Since the second half of January 2025, an increasing number of individuals passing through the FMPs have been embarking on the journey back south.
Desde la segunda mitad de enero de 2025, un número creciente de personas que transitan por los Puntos de Monitoreo de Flujos (FMP, por sus siglas en inglés) están emprendiendo el viaje de regreso hacia el sur.
Since the second half of January 2025, an increasing number of people passing through the Flow Monitoring Points (FMP) have been embarking on the journey back south.
En enero de 2025, se observaron un total de 6.283 movimientos en los 5 Puntos de Monitoreo de Flujo (PMF) ubicados en áreas clave de tránsito migratorio en todo el país (un promedio de 273 movimientos diarios).
In January 2025, a total of 6,283 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located in key transit migration areas across the country (an average of 273 daily movements).
En diciembre de 2024, se observaron un total de 7.647 movimientos en los 5 Puntos de Monitoreo de Flujo (PMF) ubicados en áreas clave de tránsito migratorio en todo el país (un promedio de 450 movimientos diarios).
In December 2024, a total of 7,647 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located in key transit migration areas across the country (an average of 450 daily movements).
In November 2024, a total of 12,166 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located in key transit migration areas across the country (an average of 579 daily movements).
In October 2024, a total of 17,441 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located in key transit migration areas across the country (an average of 581 daily movements).
In September 2024, a total of 18,858 movements were observed at the 5 Flow Monitoring Points (FMPs) located in key transit migration areas across the country (an average of 898 daily movements).
In August 2024, 17 829 movements were observed in Guatemala (14% children) and 319 individuals were surveyed. The number of observed movements decreased by 24 per cent from July 2024 (23 496). 57 per cent of the total number of movements originated from the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela.
In July 2024, 23 496 movements were observed in Guatemala (14% children) and 380 individuals were surveyed.1 The number of observed movements increasd by 13 per cent from June 2024 (20 807), as the number of travellers from Central America transiting Guatemela, as well as the upcoming elections i
In June 2024, 20 807 movements were observed in Guatemala (13% children) and 247 individuals were surveyed. The number of observed movements decreased by 19 per cent from May 2024 (25 550).
In May 2024, 25 550 movements were observed in Guatemala (15% children) and 385 individuals were surveyed.1 The number of observed movements increasd by 20 per cent from April 2024 (21 339), as the number of travellers from Central America transiting Guatemela, as well as the upcoming elections i
En abril de 2024 se observaron 21,339 movimientos en Guatemala (16% niños, niñas y adolescentes) y 394 personas fueron encuestadas.1 El número de movimientos observados se redujo un cinco por ciento desde febrero2 de 2024 (22,402).
In April 2024, 21,339 movements were observed in Guatemala (16% children) and 394 individuals were surveyed.1 The number of observed movements decreased by five per cent from February2 2024 (22,402).
In Februrary 2024, 22,402 movements were observed in Guatemala (18% children) and 400 individuals were surveyed.1 The number of observed movements decreased by 6 per cent from January 2024 (23,690) due to operational constraints in data collection.
En febrero de 2024 se observaron 22,402 movimientos en Guatemala (18% niños, niñas y adolescentes) y 400 personas fueron encuestadas.1 El número de movimientos observados disminuyó un 6 por ciento desde enero de 2024 (23,690) debido a limitaciones operativas en la recolección de datos.
In January 2024, 23,690 movements were observed in Guatemala (16% children) and 564 individuals were surveyed.1 The number of observed movements increased by 29 per cent from December 2023 (18,390) due to the usual declining trend in movements around end-of-year festivities.
En enero de 2024 se observaron 23,690 movimientos en Guatemala (16% niños, niñas y adolescentes) y 564 personas fueron encuestadas.1 El número de movimientos observados aumentó un 29 por ciento desde diciembre de 2023 (18,390) debido a la tendencia habitual de reducción de movimientos por las fes
In the case of Guatemala, a considerable number of people were reported to have left the country for Mexico or the United States in search of vaccination against COVID-19, given the crisis and the lack of access to vaccines for the population in their country of origin, according to a report by t
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Guatemala — Site Assessment — Hurricane ETA and IOTA response — Round 1
2020-11-14
A site assessment is a sub-component of mobility tracking. It aims to collect data on population presence, living conditions and needs in a particular displacement site or community.
Guatemala - Site Assessment - Fuego Volcano Response - Round 2
2018-07-30
A site assessment is a sub-component of mobility tracking. It aims to collect data on population presence, living conditions and needs in a particular displacement site or community.
Guatemala - Site Assessment - Fuego Volcano Response - Round 3
2018-07-24
A site assessment is a sub-component of mobility tracking. It aims to collect data on population presence, living conditions and needs in a particular displacement site or community. 11 collective centers with IDPs displaced due to the Fuego Volcano eruption were assessed in July 2018
Guatemala - Site Assessment - Fuego Volcano Response - Round 1
2018-06-23
A site assessment is a sub-component of mobility tracking. It aims to collect data on population presence, living conditions and needs in a particular displacement site or community.