The statistics displayed on refugees and migrants from Venezuela in the 17 countries of the R4V Response reflect official figures issued by the respective host governments. Their use and publishing for R4V products is closely coordinated with relevant government statistical offices and/or other national government departments responsible for management of refugee and migrant statistics. These statistics are periodically updated, with some governments updating them on a monthly basis, while others update them in other undefined intervals. As a result, an increase in reported figures from one month’s R4V publication to the next in any particular country could appear as a significant increase in arrivals of refugees and migrants from Venezuela, while, in fact, it is mostly related to individual host country reporting and publishing procedures.

Analysis of data available on movements of Venezuelan refugees and migrants throughout the region from July to September 2023, covering the 17 countries of the RMRP in Latin America and the Caribbean. Graphs, charts and maps show break-down of entries and exits and regular and irregular movements, including data from host governments as well as from border monitoring activities of R4V partners.

El presente documento tiene como intención acercar a los socios del Sector de Transporte Humanitario para la Repuesta a venezolanos (R4V, por sus siglas en inglés) en el proceso que se ha llevado a cabo para el desarrollo del Plan Regional de Respuesta para Refugiados y Migrantes (RMRP, sus siglas en inglés) para 2023-20241, desde principios para su ejecución, monitoreo y reporte a lo largo del año. Además, de resaltar los principales cambios respecto al RMRP 2022.

El presente documento es el resultado de la colaboración de los socios del Sector de Transporte Humanitario regional de la Plataforma R4V, que tras desarrollar el documento de los “Lineamientos de Transporte Humanitario de larga distancia”, se deciden ilustrar los mismos con los siguientes estudios de casos. Este documento recoge cuatro estudios de caso, uno por cada una de las modalidades de asistencia del Transporte Humanitario de larga distancia, también denominado Transporte Humanitario entre dos puntos dentro de un mismo país. El principal objetivo del documento es entender las buenas prácticas, los aciertos y retos de la implementación de estas modalidades por diferentes socios de la Plataforma de Coordinación Interagencial para Refugiados y Migrantes de Venezuela (R4V).

This document summarizes the good practices, challenges and recommendations from the Regional Migration Response Plan (RMRP) 2022 development process, facilitated by the R4V Nutrition Sector coordinator with inputs from National R4V nutrition sector coordinators in the eight countries (Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana and the Dominican Republic) that participated in the RMRP 2022 planning process.

The Regional Inter-Agency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (R4V) issues this Refugee and Migrant Needs Analysis (RMNA) for 2023 to provide insights into the situation and varied challenges that refugees and migrants – both in-destination and in-transit – as well as their affected host communities face. The RMNA draws upon an extensive range of sources, with special emphasis on the inter-agency joint needs assessments (JNAs) conducted by R4V partners in various countries. Of particular importance are the primary data collection exercises, led by R4V, which comprehensively assess various sectoral needs. The JNAs embrace a participatory approach and are designed to evaluate the vulnerabilities and needs of refugees and migrants, relying on their first-hand testimonies and recommendations. Additionally, the annual joint needs assessments carried out by National Platforms enable the RMNA to show the development of situations and needs in comparison to previous years.

The Regional Inter-Agency Coordination Platform for Refugees and Migrants from Venezuela (R4V) issues this Refugee and Migrant Needs Analysis (RMNA) for 2023 to provide insights into the situation and varied challenges that refugees and migrants – both in-destination and in-transit – as well as their affected host communities face. The RMNA draws upon an extensive range of sources, with special emphasis on the inter-agency joint needs assessments (JNAs) conducted by R4V partners in various countries. Of particular importance are the primary data collection exercises, led by R4V, which comprehensively assess various sectoral needs. The JNAs embrace a participatory approach and are designed to evaluate the vulnerabilities and needs of refugees and migrants, relying on their first-hand testimonies and recommendations. Additionally, the annual joint needs assessments carried out by National Platforms enable the RMNA to show the development of situations and needs in comparison to previous years.

The statistics displayed on refugees and migrants from Venezuela in the 17 countries of the R4V Response reflect official figures issued by the respective host governments. Their use and publishing for R4V products is closely coordinated with relevant government statistical offices and/or other national government departments responsible for management of refugee and migrant statistics. These statistics are periodically updated, with some governments updating them on a monthly basis, while others update them in other undefined intervals. As a result, an increase in reported figures from one month’s R4V publication to the next in any particular country could appear as a significant increase in arrivals of refugees and migrants from Venezuela, while, in fact, it is mostly related to individual host country reporting and publishing procedures.

Snapshot de Estudio regional "Nuestro derecho a la seguridad: Colocando a las mujeres refugiadas en el centro de la búsqueda de soluciones frente a la violencia de género" hecho por HIAS y ACNUR. Los resultados de la evaluación confirman que la VG se presenta como un riesgo y una problemática que está generando daños en todo el ciclo de desplazamiento forzado o movilidad humana, en los países de origen, tránsito y destino. Esta hoja informativa desagrega los riesgos de VG identificados por mujeres refugiadas y migrantes de Venezuela.