El 2022 fue el año más violento de la historia del Ecuador, según la tasa de muertes violentas, que pasó de 10,5 a 25,5 homicidios por cada 100 000 habitantes. Las provincias de Esmeraldas, Manabí, y Los Ríos registraron tres veces más muertes violentas que el año anterior. Además, el Sistema de Justicia reportó 81 víctimas de femicidio, mientras que OSC denunciaron 332 casos. En el segundo semestre del 2022, Ecuador enfrentó desafíos significativos que aumentaron los riesgos para las mujeres, niñas y adolescentes. La inseguridad, la violencia, las masacres carcelarias, los enfrentamientos entre bandas organizadas y las brechas de desigualdad impactaron en la vida de las personas. La crueldad con que se perpetraron las muertes violentas se replicó en los casos de femicidios y muertes de mujeres en el contexto delictivo.

O capítulo brasileiro do Plano de Resposta para Refugiados e Migrantes (RMRP, da sigla em inglês) é parte de uma estratégia regional estimada em US$ 1,72 bilhão para 2023 e US$ 1,57 bilhão para 2024, que será colocada em prática por meio de atividades desenhadas para apoiar as necessidades crescentes de refugiados e migrantes da Venezuela e suas comunidades de acolhida em 17 países na América Latina e no Caribe.

2-Pager on the Regional Human Trafficking and Smuggling Sub-Sector's information as found on the End-Year Report 2022.

Relatório de Situação da Plataforma R4V Brasil referente a Dezembro de 2022 (em inglês). Situation report of the R4V Brazil Platform for the month of December 2022.

This assessment was carried out between June and July 2022 and published in January 2023, as a joint exercise by various actors of the Interagency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (R4V). Special thanks to Venezuelan refugees and migrants in Brazil who took the time to respond to the survey.

This Joint Needs Assessment (JNA) is the result of a collective effort by the 100 members of the Refugee and Migrant Working Group (GTRM, for its acronym in Spanish), working together with the Peruvian state. Each year, the methodology is improved, more documents are analyzed, more key informants are interviewed, and more organizations and experts join this effort. This year, we also consulted with the Venezuelan refugee and migrant population for their feedback on the needs and solutions identified during the sectoral workshops. The JNA has especially valuable data this year from the second National Survey on the Venezuelan population (ENPOVE, for its acronym in Spanish), conducted by the Peruvian National Institute of Statistics and Computer Science (INEI, for its acronym in Spanish). These data, gathered in February and March 2022, are representative of the Venezuelan population.