In the first half of 2026, 144 humanitarian emergencies were recorded, involving mass displacement and confinement. These events included 92 instances of mass displacement, impacting over 21,000 people and nearly 9,000 families. Erratic rainfall and the aftereffects of an earthquake continue to negatively affect livelihoods.

Crisis (IPC Phase 3) food insecurity outcomes are anticipated to persist in La Guajira and Chocó through January 2027 due to deepening rainfall and soil moisture deficits. Humanitarian funding remains well below requirements.

Over 21,000 people experienced mass displacement, while many others faced confinement. Persistent negative impacts on livelihoods are expected, particularly in areas affected by erratic rainfall and earthquake aftereffects.

Specific details regarding the locations and nature of the confinement events are not yet covered in recent reporting.