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Syrian Arab Republic - Emergency Mobility Tracking and Cross Border Monitoring Situation Update - Round 23 (05 October 2026)

Countries: Syrian Arab Republic, Lebanon Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. OVERVIEW Cross-border movements from Lebanon into Syria have remained broadly stable in recent months, with the gradual pattern observed following the 17 April 2026 ceasefire continuing through the reporting period. From 2 March to 5 October, DTM recorded 130,598 arrivals across 1,187 communities in all 14 governorates. Syrian nationals continued to account for the overwhelming majority of arrivals, while Lebanese nationals represented less than 1 per cent. Flow monitoring at four assessed Syrian-Lebanese border crossings recorded approximately 864,238 movements into Syria during the same period, comprising 98 per cent Syrian and 2 per cent Lebanese nationals. In addition, 4,480 Lebanese nationals were recorded transiting through Syria towards Jordan, reflecting the continued use of Syria as both a destination and transit route within wider regional movements. Access conditions continued to shape movement across the different Points of Entry (PoEs). While Arida remained closed following its 6 August temporary closure for technical works on the Lebanese side, movements continued through the other assessed crossings. During the reporting period, Key Informants (KIs) reported needs related to transportation, basic assistance, and access to services at and beyond the crossings. DTM continues to monitor cross-border movements and changes in access conditions, with current findings indicating that movement patterns have remained relatively gradual and stable.

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Oct 7, 2026 · byReliefWeb

German Formula 4: 14 teams confirmed - DTM outfit and F1 star's team join grid

After a four-year break, a German Formula 4 championship will finally return in 2027, with five rounds supporting the DTM. The team list for the first season of the series organized by Gedlich Racing has now also been revealed. And one DTM team is surprisingly among the entrants! Belgian outfit Comtoyou Racing, which this year scored the first two Aston Martin victories in DTM history with ... Keep reading

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Oct 7, 2026 · byMotorsport.com

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Yemen Displacement Tops 200,000, Needs Soar and Funding Alarmingly Dries Up

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Geneva/Aden, 7 October 2026 – A total of 201,217 people have been forced from their homes in Yemen since fighting started, according to the latest data released today by the International Organization for Migration (IOM). The number is rising every day, and so are humanitarian needs. The money to help those in most need is alarmingly running out. "People are running for their lives and finding nowhere safe to go," said IOM Director General Amy Pope. "They need a roof, food and safety today. Our teams are on the ground, but the funding is not. I am asking donors to act now, because every day of delay costs lives. Yemen must not become a forgotten crisis. The world has the means to help. It must use them now." The speed of this crisis is alarming. In mid-September, IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) counted 76,000 displaced people. By the end of the month, the figure had passed 145,000. Today it stands at 201,217 people, or 33,776 households. Nearly all of them, 197,755, have fled since 1 September. Displacement now spans 10 governorates. Ta'iz is the hardest hit, with 114,708 displaced people, 57 per cent of the total. Lahj follows with 42,264, Aden with 20,814, Abyan with 9,030 and Al Hodeidah with 8,244. Smaller numbers are recorded in Hadramawt (2,478), Shabwah (1,188), Ma'rib (1,080), Al Maharah (936) and Ad Dali' (475). Three districts account for three in four of those recorded in Ta'iz: Al Ma'afer (31,230), Jabal Habashi (31,020) and Ash Shamayatayn (24,894). In Lahj, IOM recorded 23,616 people in Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah and 14,676 in Tuban. In Aden, 10,320 were recorded in Al Burayqah. The crisis is also crossing borders. More than 3,700 people have fled by sea to Djibouti. They arrive exhausted, in overcrowded boats, with little food or water. Families are leaving with almost nothing. Many flee at night, carrying what they can. Most are women and children. For many, this is not the first time. Yemen has endured more than 12 years of conflict. Families who rebuilt their lives once, or twice, have lost everything again. IOM teams speak to displaced families every day. What they hear is clear. Shelter is the most urgent need, cited by 35 per cent. Food follows at 33 per cent. Cash support comes next at 22 per cent. One in ten say protection is what they need most. These are the basics of survival. Families are crowding into makeshift shelters or staying with relatives and neighbours. Host communities are sharing what little they have. They cannot carry this alone. "Every day our teams meet families who have lost everything," Pope said. "We know what they need. We know how to deliver it. What we lack is the means to reach them all." The response is badly underfunded. Yemen's humanitarian response plan is only 20 per cent funded. Relief stocks are running low. Needs are growing far faster than the resources to meet them. IOM teams are working with local authorities and partners to deliver emergency shelter, essential household items, cash, clean water and protection services. In Djibouti, IOM is helping people as they come ashore. It is not enough. IOM calls on the international community for immediate funding so humanitarian partners can save lives in Yemen. IOM also calls on all parties to protect civilians and aid workers, and to allow safe, unhindered access to people in need. Displacement is expected to keep rising in the coming days. IOM will continue to track movements and share verified data. A detailed data breakdown will follow. For more information, please visit IOM's Media Centre .

DTM IOM Yemen

Oct 7, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Situation Update No. 4: Escalation of hostilities and displacement across Yemen Update No. 4 | As of 5 October 2026 | Reporting period: 1 August – 5 October 2026 | Countrywide

Country: Yemen Source: UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Please refer to the attached file. KEY HIGHLIGHTS A total of 180,312 people (30,052 households) were displaced between 1 August and 3 October 2026 due to conflict. The Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) figures, which also serve as the alert baseline for the Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), show that 96 per cent of this displacement was recorded from 31 August onwards, following the intensification of hostilities. Ta’iz governorate hosts 56 per cent of the displaced, followed by Lahj (22%), Aden (11%) and Al Hodeidah (3%) governorates. New displacement continues. DTM recorded 47,010 newly displaced people (7,835 households) between 21 September and 3 October, including 31,560 people in the week of 27 September – 3 October alone, and RRM continues to receive alerts for approximately 400–700 newly displaced households every day. Around 64 per cent of displaced people remain within their own governorate, while 36 per cent (64,020 people) have crossed into another governorate, mainly from Ta’iz and Al Hodeidah into Lahj and Aden. Fighting near existing displacement sites in Ta’iz is forcing already displaced families to move again. Civilian casualties continue to rise, with children among the most affected. According to the UN Human Rights Office (OHCHR), at least 46 civilians have been killed since the start of August, 24 of them children. More than 130 others have been injured, including 84 women and children. A total of 120,232 IDPs (17,176 households) have been reached with assistance, equivalent to 57 per cent of displaced households. Multi-purpose cash partners have reached 10,466 households and food security partners have reached 15,697 households, mostly with only the first of three planned cycles. Access constraints continue to impede the response. The eastern corridor into Ta’iz City is closed, with blocked roads between Aden and Ta’iz disrupting the main supply route from the Aden warehouses, and telecommunications outages continue to delay verification and cash distributions.

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Oct 6, 2026 · byReliefWeb

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Nuevos datos de la OIM: el desplazamiento en Yemen alcanza las 184.000 personas

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Ginebra/Adén, 5 de octubre de 2026 – Los intensos combates en Yemen han desplazado a más de 184.000 personas entre el 1 de agosto y el 4 de octubre de 2026, la mayoría de ellas desde comienzos de septiembre, según la Matriz de Seguimiento del Desplazamiento (DTM) de la OIM. Durante la semana comprendida entre el 27 de septiembre y el 3 de octubre, la DTM registró 21.798 personas, o 3.633 hogares, desplazados al menos una vez, lo que representa un aumento del 26 por ciento con respecto a la semana anterior. Otras 6.474 personas, o 1.079 hogares, fueron desplazadas el 4 de octubre únicamente. Todas ellas necesitan alimentos, alojamiento y otra asistencia humanitaria básica. «A medida que el conflicto se intensifica, cada vez más personas quedan atrapadas en un espantoso ciclo de desplazamiento, viviendo con miedo por sus vidas y con un futuro incierto», declaró la Directora General de la OIM, Amy Pope. «Reiteramos la urgente necesidad de garantizar el acceso humanitario a todas las personas afectadas. La comunidad internacional debe redoblar urgentemente sus esfuerzos para permitir que los actores humanitarios atiendan las necesidades críticas». Una evaluación rápida de protección realizada la semana pasada en tres sitios de desplazamiento en Ma'rib determinó que la falta de alojamiento seguro sigue siendo el factor de vulnerabilidad más crítico. Algunos de los hogares evaluados duermen a la intemperie, lo que los expone a la violencia y a los efectos del conflicto, como los ataques aéreos. Las mujeres y las niñas señalaron la escasez de letrinas adecuadas como una preocupación prioritaria. Aproximadamente el 45 por ciento de los hogares evaluados habían experimentado desplazamiento con anterioridad, junto con la pérdida de bienes y medios de vida inestables, lo que reduce su capacidad de resiliencia. En estas condiciones, los hogares pueden recurrir a estrategias de afrontamiento perjudiciales, incluido el trabajo infantil, advierte la OIM. La evaluación también identificó múltiples factores de vulnerabilidad interrelacionados que afectan a personas y hogares, entre ellos la presencia de personas con discapacidad, hogares encabezados por mujeres, niños y personas mayores. Los equipos de la OIM trabajan con las autoridades locales y los socios humanitarios para llegar a las familias recién desplazadas con alojamiento de emergencia, artículos de socorro básicos para el hogar, asistencia en efectivo, agua potable y saneamiento, y servicios de protección. La DTM realiza un seguimiento diario de los movimientos de población, y sus datos ayudan a los socios a dirigir la ayuda hacia los lugares donde más se necesita. La OIM hace un llamamiento a la protección de los civiles y los trabajadores humanitarios, y a garantizar un acceso seguro y sin obstáculos para que la ayuda pueda llegar a las familias desplazadas y a las comunidades que las acogen. Dado que la situación sigue siendo volátil, es posible que se produzcan nuevos desplazamientos en los próximos días. La OIM continuará realizando el seguimiento de los movimientos de población y compartiendo datos verificados a medida que se desarrollen los acontecimientos. Envíe ayuda de emergencia a las familias que la necesitan: Haga una donación aquí Para más información, visite el Centro de Medios de la OIM .

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Oct 6, 2026 · byReliefWeb

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Yemen: Nouvelles données de l'OIM : les déplacements au Yémen atteignent 184 000 personnes

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Genève/Aden, 5 octobre 2026 – Les combats intenses au Yémen ont déplacé plus de 184 000 personnes entre le 1er août et le 4 octobre seulement, la majorité depuis le début du mois de septembre, selon la Matrice de suivi des déplacements (DTM) de l'OIM. Au cours de la semaine du 27 septembre au 3 octobre, la DTM a enregistré 21 798 personnes, soit 3 633 ménages, ayant connu au moins un déplacement, ce qui représente une hausse de 26 % par rapport à la semaine précédente. Par ailleurs, 6 474 personnes supplémentaires, soit 1 079 ménages, ont été déplacées le 4 octobre à lui seul. Toutes ont besoin de nourriture, d'abris et d'autres formes d'assistance humanitaire de base. « À mesure que le conflit s'intensifie, de plus en plus de personnes se retrouvent prises dans un cycle effroyable de déplacement, craignant pour leur vie et sans certitude quant à leur avenir », a déclaré la Directrice générale de l'OIM, Amy Pope. « Nous réitérons la nécessité urgente de garantir un accès humanitaire sûr et sans entrave à toutes les personnes touchées. La communauté internationale doit agir de toute urgence pour permettre aux acteurs humanitaires de répondre aux besoins critiques. » Une évaluation rapide de la protection menée la semaine dernière dans trois sites de déplacement à Ma'rib a révélé que l'absence d'abris sûrs demeure le facteur de vulnérabilité le plus critique. Certains des ménages évalués dorment à la belle étoile, ce qui les expose à la violence et aux effets du conflit, notamment les frappes aériennes. Les femmes et les filles ont fait état du manque de latrines adaptées et sûres comme une préoccupation majeure. Environ 45 % des ménages évalués avaient déjà connu un déplacement, associé à des pertes d'actifs et à des moyens de subsistance précaires, réduisant ainsi leur capacité à faire face à la crise. Dans ces conditions, les ménages peuvent être amenés à recourir à des stratégies d'adaptation négatives, notamment le travail des enfants, prévient l'OIM. L'évaluation a également mis en évidence des vulnérabilités multiples et croisées parmi les personnes et les ménages, notamment les personnes handicapées, les ménages dirigés par des femmes, les enfants et les personnes âgées. Les équipes de l'OIM travaillent avec les autorités locales et les partenaires humanitaires pour atteindre les ménages nouvellement déplacés grâce à des abris d'urgence, des articles ménagers essentiels, une aide en espèces, de l'eau potable et des services d'assainissement, ainsi que des services de protection. La DTM surveille les mouvements de population chaque jour, et ses données aident les partenaires à acheminer l'aide là où elle est le plus nécessaire. L'OIM appelle à la protection des civils et des travailleurs humanitaires, ainsi qu'à un accès sûr et sans entrave afin que l'aide puisse atteindre les familles déplacées et les communautés qui les accueillent. La situation demeurant volatile, de nouveaux mouvements de population demeurent possibles dans les prochains jours. L'OIM continuera de suivre les mouvements de population et de partager des données vérifiées au fur et à mesure de l'évolution de la situation. Soutenez les familles touchées par la crise : faites un don . Pour plus d'informations, veuillez consulter le Centre médias de l'OIM .

DTM Yemen

Oct 6, 2026 · byReliefWeb

DTM promotion made easier: Road-to-DTM winner's support increased fourfold

DTM promoter ADAC is responding to partly declining grid sizes in the DTM support series in recent years by significantly increasing the level of support available through its Road-to-DTM program: While the winner was previously given a waiver of the entry fee for moving up to the next series, significantly more funding will be available from 2027. In the ADAC GT Masters, the prize-money fund ... Keep reading

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Oct 6, 2026 · byMotorsport.com

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New IOM Data: Yemen Displacement Reaches 184,000

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Geneva/Aden, 5 October 2026 - Intense fighting in Yemen has displaced more than 184,000 people between 1 August and 4 October alone, the majority since the start of September, according to IOM's Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM). In the week between 27 September and 3 October, DTM recorded 21,798 individuals, or 3,633 households, who were displaced at least once, representing a 26 per cent increase on the previous week. A further 6,474 people, or 1,079 households, were displaced on 4 October alone. All are in need of food, shelter, and other basic humanitarian assistance. "As the conflict intensifies, more and more people are thrown into an appalling cycle of displacement, living in fear of their lives and with their futures uncertain," said IOM Director General, Amy Pope. "We reiterate the urgent need for securing humanitarian access to all those impacted. The international community must urgently do more to allow humanitarians to meet critical needs." A rapid protection assessment conducted in three displacement sites in Ma'rib last week found that the lack of safe shelter remains the most critical vulnerability factor. Some assessed households are sleeping in the open, which exposes them to violence and to the effects of the conflict, such as airstrikes. Women and girls raised the shortage of appropriate latrines as a concern. Approximately 45 per cent of assessed households had experienced displacement before, together with loss of assets and unstable livelihoods, reducing households' ability to cope. In these conditions, households may turn to harmful coping strategies including child labour, IOM warns. The assessment also identified multiple and intersecting vulnerabilities among persons and households, including persons with disabilities, female-headed households, children and older persons. IOM teams are working with local authorities and humanitarian partners to reach newly displaced families with emergency shelter, essential household items, cash assistance, clean water and sanitation, and protection services. DTM monitors population movements every day, and its data helps partners deliver aid where it is needed most. IOM calls for the protection of civilians and humanitarian workers, and for safe, unimpeded access so that aid can reach displaced families and the communities hosting them. With the situation remaining volatile, further displacement is possible in the coming days. IOM will continue tracking population movements and sharing verified data as events unfold. Send emergency aid to families in need: Donate here For more information, please visit IOM's Media Centre .

DTM IOM Yemen

Oct 5, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Yemen — Rapid Displacement Tracking Update (27 September – 3 October 2026)

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. IOM Yemen DTM’s Rapid Displacement Tracking (RDT) tool collects data on estimated numbers of households forced to flee on a daily basis from their locations of origin or displacement, allowing for regular reporting of new displacements in terms of estimated numbers, geography, and needs. It also tracks returnees who returned to their location of origin. From 1 January to 3 October 2026, IOM Yemen DTM tracked 31,844 households (HH) (191,064 Individuals) who experienced displacement at least once. Between 27 September and 3 October 2026, IOM Yemen DTM tracked 3633 households (21798 individuals) displaced at least once. The majority of people moved into/within the following governorates and districts: • Taiz-(2838 HHs) – Ash Shamayatayn (1350 HHs), Jabal Habashi (650 HHs), Al Maafer (534 HHs) districts.-Most displacements in the governorate were internal. • Lahj-(491 HHs) – Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah (306 HHs), Tuban (159 HHs), Al Maqatirah (14 HHs) districts.Most displacements in the governorate originated from Taiz and Lahj. • Aden-(159 HHs) – Al Burayqah (123 HHs), Dar Sad (31 HHs), Khur Maksar (5 HHs) districts.-Most displacements in the governorate originated from Taiz and Al Hodeidah. The majority of people moved from the following governorates and districts: - • Taiz- (3269 HHs) – Al Waziyah (1049 HHs), Jabal Habashi (901 HHs), Ash Shamayatayn (801 HHs) districts. • Lahj- (182 HHs) – Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah (181 HHs), Al Had (1 HHs) districts. • Al Hodeidah- (135 HHs) – Al Khukhah (81 HHs), Hays (40 HHs), Al Jarrahi (6 HHs) districts. IOM identified 842 additional households displaced in earlier reporting periods, based on Kobo submissions received during the current reporting period in the following governorates in Aden (378 HHs), Taiz (295 HHs), Lahj (141 HHs), Al Maharah (13 HHs), Hadramawt (9 HHs), and Ad Dali (6 HHs). These figures have been added to the cumulative displacement total recorded since the beginning of the year.

DTM IOM Yemen

Oct 5, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Assessment of displacement dynamics in Mozambique: Mobility Tracking Report Round 24 (July 2026)

Country: Mozambique Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. This report presents the key findings from Mobility Tracking Round 24, conducted across all provinces of Mozambique between May and June 2026. Data were collected through key informant interviews, group discussions and sampled household surveys through the demographic and displacement calculator (DDC) at locality and displacement-site levels. The assessment provides a nationwide baseline of the geographic distribution, demographic profile and mobility dynamics of IDPs and returnees, supporting evidence-based humanitarian programming, emergency preparedness and response, and longer-term solutions planning. During Round 24, IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM), in collaboration with the National Institute for Disaster Risk Management and Reduction (INGD) and the National Institute of Statistics (INE), identified 160,502 displaced households comprising 663,769 individuals. The identified IDP population represents an approximately 0.3 per cent increase compared with the previous assessment, Round 23. This increase is largely attributed to the expanded displacement monitoring coverage in Gaza province following heavy rainfall and flooding in Southern Mozambique during the 2025/2026 rainy season. Cabo Delgado continues to host the largest share of the displaced population, accounting for 68 per cent of all identified IDPs, followed by Sofala province with 15 per cent. Overall, 73 per cent of identified IDPs were displaced by conflict, while 27 per cent were displaced as a result of climatic shocks and other disaster-related events. Conflict-induced displacement remains the predominant driver of population movements in Northern Mozambique. In contrast, displacement in Central and Southern Mozambique continues to be primarily associated with climatic hazards, including floods and other weather-related shocks

DTM IOM Mozambique

Oct 4, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Nepal — Preliminary Findings: Baseline Site Profiles Assessment — Round 2 (15–22 September 2026)

Country: Nepal Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached Infographic. On 26 August 2026, sudden and severe flash floods affected communities across several districts. The floods have caused significant loss of life, displacement, and widespread damage to homes, infrastructure and essential services (IOM, 2026). The International Organization for Migration is supporting the Government-led response through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and deployed a second round of its Baseline Site Profiles Assessment across 48 sites in the Kathmandu, Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa districts in the Bagmati Province. This report presents preliminary findings on displacement and vulnerabilities, including conditions across the 28 sites that remained open at the time of assessment.

DTM IOM Kathmandu

Sep 30, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Dörr targets DTM future with McLaren as three-year programme ends

What next in 2027 for the McLaren team Dörr, which celebrated its second DTM victory with Ben Dörr at the Sachsenring? The Frankfurt-based squad, which also remains in the headlines because of the problems involving former Formula 1 driver Timo Glock, is in the third year of a three-year programme in the DTM. So will the team stay in the traditional series? "We are working on the package and ... Keep reading

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Sep 29, 2026 · byMotorsport.com

Libya — Migrant Report 63 (May – June 2026)

Countries: Libya, World Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. During the May–June 2026 reporting period (Round 63), the International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) identified 950,004 migrants across 100 municipalities and 641 communities in Libya, representing a slight increase of less than 1 per cent compared to the previous round, when 943,748 migrants were identified in March–April 2026. This marginal increase may reflect the seasonal rise in mobility typically observed ahead of the summer peak. Longitudinally, migrant presence in Libya has increased by 35 per cent since April 2023, when 705,746 migrants were identified, coinciding with the onset of the conflict in Sudan. As Libya enters the third year since the start of the Sudanese conflict, its current migrant landscape continues to be shaped by long-standing seasonal and economically driven mobility patterns, alongside conflict-related flows that have contributed to changes in the composition and scale of migrant presence.

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Sep 29, 2026 · byReliefWeb

DTM Pakistan: Bi-Weekly Flow Monitoring of Afghan Nationals (1 – 15 September 2026)

Countries: Pakistan, Afghanistan Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) Pakistan’s FM provides key insights into cross-border migration trends, returning Afghan nationals to Afghanistan, including their profiles, mobility patterns, routes, vulnerabilities, demographics and other social characteristics. Between 1 and 15 September 2026, DTM border monitors (BMs) interviewed 1,110 heads of households through a Flow Monitoring Registry (FMR) form, while a total of 15,452 Afghan returnees were identified through the five border crossing points (BCPs).

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Sep 28, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Yemen — Rapid Displacement Tracking Update (20 – 26 September 2026)

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. IOM Yemen DTM’s Rapid Displacement Tracking (RDT) tool collects data on estimated numbers of households forced to flee on a daily basis from their locations of origin or displacement, allowing for regular reporting of new displacements in terms of estimated numbers, geography, and needs. It also tracks returnees who returned to their location of origin. From 1 January to 26 September 2026, IOM Yemen DTM tracked 26,240 households (HH) (157,440 Individuals) who experienced displacement at least once. Between 20 and 26 September 2026, IOM Yemen DTM tracked 1,927 households (11,562 individuals) displaced at least once. The majority of people moved into/within the following governorates and districts: Taiz-(1450 HHs) – Al Maafer (630 HHs), Al Misrakh (250 HHs), Ash Shamayatayn (222 HHs) districts. Most displacements in the governorate were internal. Lahj-(176 HHs) – Tuban (162 HHs), Al Maqatirah (5 HHs), Al Madaribah Wa Al Aarah (4 HHs) districts. Most displacements in the governorate originated from Taiz and Al Hodeidah. Aden-(120 HHs) – Al Burayqah (81 HHs), At Tawahi (12 HHs), Dar Sad (10 HHs) districts. Most displacements in the governorate originated from Taiz. The majority of people moved from the following governorates and districts: Taiz- (1754 HHs) – Jabal Habashi (440 HHs), Al Maafer (315 HHs), Al Waziyah (257 HHs) districts. Al Hodeidah- (121 HHs) – Al Khukhah (80 HHs), Hays (37 HHs), Bayt Al Faqih (2 HHs) districts. Marib (15 HHs) – Harib (9 HHs), Raghwan (4 HHs), Al Jubah (2 HHs) districts. IOM identified 901 additional households displaced in earlier reporting periods in the following governorates of Aden (674 HHs), Taiz (119 HHs), Hadramawt (59 HHs), Al Maharah (24 HHs), Marib (13 HHs), Ad Dali (6 HHs), and Lahj (6 HHs). These figures have been added to the cumulative displacement total recorded since the beginning of the year.

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Sep 28, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Yemen-Conflict Escalation, Mass Displacement | Disaster Brief (OT-2026-000172-YEM) - 25 September 2026

Country: Yemen Source: International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies Please refer to the attached file. Yemen is experiencing a renewed escalation of conflict, with a significant deterioration in humanitarian conditions since early September 2026. Intensified hostilities have resulted in civilian casualties, large-scale internal displacement and increased pressure on essential services and communities hosting displaced families. The most significant displacement has been recorded in Ta’iz and Lahj, with additional displacement reported in Aden, Al Hodeidah, Abyan, Hadramawt and Ma’rib, with many families experiencing secondary or repeated displacement, further increasing protection risks and reducing household coping capacity. As of 23 September 2026, IOM Yemen’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) had recorded 134,550 internally displaced people, representing 22,425 households, cumulatively since the escalation began in June 2026. The largest concentration was reported in Ta’iz Governorate, hosting 75,180 people (56%), followed by Lahj with 34,446 (26%) and Aden with 10,920 (8%). Additional displacement was recorded in Al Hodeidah (8,244), Abyan (3,888), Hadramawt (1,254) and Ma’rib (618). IOM notes that its monitoring has partial geographic coverage and therefore represents recorded displacement rather than a comprehensive estimate of all displacement associated with the escalation. The escalation is compounding long-standing humanitarian vulnerabilities in Yemen, including high levels of food insecurity, weakened basic services, protracted displacement and constrained household coping capacity. The Yemen Red Crescent Society (YRCS) has activated its Emergency Operations Centre and is responding through its branches, volunteers and emergency medical services, supporting first aid, casualty transport and referrals, rapid assessments and relief assistance in affected areas.

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Sep 28, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Nepal Flood Response: Baseline Site Profiles Assessment - Round 1 (31 August - 06 September 2026)

Country: Nepal Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. On 26 August 2026, sudden and severe flash floods affected communities across several districts. The floods have caused significant loss of life, displacement, and widespread damage to homes, infrastructure and essential services (IOM, 2026). The International Organization for Migration is supporting the Government-led response through the Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) and deployed a Baseline Site Profile Asssessment 37 displacement sites and 9 municipalities in the Kathmandu, Dhading, Nuwakot and Rasuwa Districts in the Bagmati Province. This report presents a detailed account of displacement, vulnerabilities and needs of the displaced population at assessed sites.

DTM IOM Kathmandu

Sep 27, 2026 · byReliefWeb

"We are going to FIA": Grasser appeal rejected - no DTM champion at finale?

No success for Grasser Racing Team at the appeals court of the German governing body DMSB (Deutscher Motor Sport Bund) on Friday: The Lamborghini team's appeal against the disqualification of race winner Mirko Bortolotti for a non-compliant wheel bearing at the DTM race at Oschersleben was rejected. The DMSB officially confirmed the decision. Nevertheless, team principal Gottfried Grasser ... Keep reading

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Sep 25, 2026 · byMotorsport.com

Haiti: Suivi des réponses humanitaires suite aux déplacements liés aux violences armées à Saintmarc et Verrettes (Artibonite) - ETT 108

Country: Haiti Source: CCCM Cluster Please refer to the attached file. Ce rapport donne un aperçu des interventions planifiées par les acteurs humanitaires en réponse aux déplacements de population provoqués par des violences armées survenues le 12 septembre 2026 dans les communes de Saint-Marc et de Verrettes, dans le département de l’Artibonite. Les violences ont principalement affecté les localités de Robert, Janbon et Gilbert (4e section communale de Lalouère, Saint-Marc) ainsi que Koray, Dekouvet et Okabret (5e section communale de Bastien, Verrettes). LA SITUATION DE DÉPLACEMENT (DTM ETT 108) Environ 904 personnes (227 ménages) ont été déplacées à la suite de violences armées survenues le 12 septembre 2026 dans les communes de Saint-Marc et de Verrettes (Artibonite). La totalité des personnes déplacées a trouvé refuge auprès de familles d’accueil, dans les communes de SaintMarc (60%) et de Verrettes (40%). Aucun site de déplacement n’a été ouvert à la suite de ces incidents. Voir la carte interactive DTM pour plus de détails sur les lieux d’accueil.

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Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Displacement situation in Haiti - Round 14 | August 2026

Country: Haiti Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. Since August 2022, the Directorate General of Civil Protection (DGPC) and IOM’s Displacement Tracking Matrix (DTM) have been conducting periodic assessments of localities hosting displaced populations. These assessments aim to provide baseline information on the scale and dynamics of displacement, as well as on the living conditions and needs of displaced populations. Their objective is to inform response strategies, whether for immediate humanitarian interventions or initiatives aimed at promoting durable solutions. Data collection for Round 14 was conducted between 15 May and 12 August 2026 by 518 enumerators (62% male and 38% female), who carried out interviews with 4,642 key informants (68% male and 32% female) across 1,150 assessed localities, including 516 communal sections outside the MAPAP, 398 neighbourhoods within the MAPAP, and 236 spontaneous sites.

DTM Haití IOM

Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Haiti: Haïti : Rapport sur la situation de déplacement interne en Haïti - Round 14 - (Août 2026)

Country: Haiti Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. Depuis août 2022, la Direction Générale de la Protection Civile (DGPC) et la Matrice de suivi des déplacements (DTM) de l’OIM réalisent des évaluations périodiques des localités accueillant des populations déplacées. Ces évaluations visent à fournir des informations de référence sur l’ampleur et les dynamiques du déplacement, ainsi que sur les conditions de vie et les besoins des personnes déplacées. Leur objectif est d’éclairer les stratégies de réponse, qu’il s’agisse d’interventions humanitaires immédiates ou d’initiatives visant à favoriser des solutions durables. La collecte des données du Round 14 a été réalisée du 15 mai au 12 août 2026 par 518 enquêteurs (62% d’hommes et 38% de femmes), qui ont conduit des entretiens avec 4 642 informateurs clés (68% d’hommes et 32% de femmes) dans 1 150 localités évaluées, réparties entre 516 sections communales hors de la ZMPP, 398 quartiers au sein de la ZMPP et 236 sites spontanés. Résultats clés : Entre les Rounds 13 et 14, le nombre de personnes déplacées internes (PDI) a augmenté de 2 pour cent, passant de 1,47 à 1,49 million de personnes . Cette évolution relativement limitée à l’échelle nationale masque toutefois d’importantes disparités régionales. L’Artibonite a enregistré la plus forte hausse (+16%), reflétant la poursuite de la détérioration sécuritaire dans le département et les nouveaux déplacements provoqués par les violences armées. Malgré une diminution de 10 pour cent du nombre de sites spontanés (de 262 à 236), liée notamment à la fermeture de six sites accueillant plus de 21 000 PDI dans la Zone Métropolitaine de Port-au-Prince (ZMPP), le nombre total de PDI dans la capitale a continué à augmenter (+1%). Les violences survenues à Cité Soleil ont entraîné de nouveaux déplacements vers d’autres sites de la capitale ainsi que vers les départements du Grand Sud. Le nombre de personnes retournées a augmenté de trois pour cent entre les Rounds 13 et 14, atteignant 171 203 personnes. Cette hausse est principalement portée par les retours observés dans la ZMPP (+70%) et dans le département du Centre (+29%), qui accueillent à eux seuls plus de quatre cinquièmes des personnes retournées recensées dans le pays. Toutefois, ces retours demeurent largement précaires. Dans la ZMPP, les personnes retournées soulignent que la durabilité de leur retour dépend de l’amélioration de la sécurité, de la réhabilitation des habitations et des infrastructures communautaires ainsi que de l’accès à des moyens de subsistance. Dans le Centre, une part croissante des retours est observée vers des communes où la situation sécuritaire reste fragile (Mirebalais et Sauts d’Eau), plusieurs ménages indiquant avoir privilégié le retour malgré les risques persistants, en raison des difficultés économiques rencontrées dans les zones d’accueil.

DTM Haití

Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb

CAR: République Centrafricaine : Matrice de suivi des déplacements - Tableau de bord des déplacements, Round 25 (30 juillet au 27 août 2026)

Country: Central African Republic Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. En réponse aux crises multiples en RCA, l’Organisation internationale pour les migrations (OIM) déploie depuis décembre 2013 la Matrice de suivi des déplacements ( Displacement Tracking Matrix en anglais, DTM), un outil qui collecte des données sur les tendances de déplacements et les besoins humanitaires multisectoriels des populations affectées par les crises. À travers sa composante de suivi de la mobilité des populations, la DTM met à jour les tendances de déplacements en collectant des informations auprès d’informateurs clés (autorités locales, représentants des déplacés) au sein des localités et des sites d’accueil des déplacés internes et retournés. Ces informations sont partagées avec la communauté humanitaire afin d’informer les programmes de réponse stratégiques et opérationnels. En août 2026, 381 483 PDI, 2 451 285 retournés anciens PDI et 614 144 retournés de l'étranger ont été recensés.

DTM

Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Somalia - Emergency Trend Tracking (ETT) - 5 Districts assessed | Week 14 (13 – 16 September 2026)

Country: Somalia Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached Infographic. DTM launched a new round of ETT on 14 June 2026 using an updated methodology to monitor displacement driven by conflict, as well as the climatic impacts of the very strong El Niño phenomenon, which is expected to trigger significant displacement toward the end of the year. Since June 2026, DTM teams collected data in up to 13 districts across Somalia: Baidoa, Dayniile, Diinsoor, Doolow, Kahda, Baki, Borama, Burco, Hargeisa, Bossaso, Caluula, Qandala, and Qardho. For week 14, only 5 districts were assessed due to limited funding: Baidoa, Dayniile, Diinsoor, Doolow, and Kahda. ETT is a crisis-based tool that tracks sudden displacement triggered by specific events or emerging crises. Its objective is to support the prioritization of humanitarian response and enable partners to deliver rapid assistance. It includes information on new arrivals, the number and demographics of IDPs, reasons for displacement, intentions, humanitarian assistance received, and priority needs, among others. Based on previous shock induced displacement patterns, the humanitarian community expects continued movement toward urban areas in search of services. Consequently, ETT coverage focuses on main urban centers and surrounding villages within each assessed district.

Baidoa DTM El Niño

Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb

Yemen - Displacement Caused by Escalation in the West Coast — Update #11 (23 September 2026)

Country: Yemen Source: International Organization for Migration Please refer to the attached file. IOM Yemen DTM continues to record the displacement caused by escalation in the west coast. On 22 September 2026, IOM Yemen DTM recorded the increase of 2,220 individual IDPs compared to the previous report , making the displacement between 1 August to 22 September reach an approximate of 133,494 individuals (approximately 22,249 households). This brings the cumulative number recorded to 134,550 individuals (22,425 households) since the escalation began in June 2026. The largest concentration of displaced people was reported in Ta’iz Governorate, hosting 75,180 individuals (56%), followed by Lahj Governorate, with 34,446 individuals (26%) and Aden Governorate, with 10,920 individuals (8%). Additional displacement was recorded in Al Hodeidah, with 8,244 individuals (6%); Abyan, with 3,888 individuals (3%); Hadramawt, with 1,254 individuals (less than 1%); and Ma’rib, with 618 individuals (less than 1%).

DTM IOM Yemen

Sep 24, 2026 · byReliefWeb