Honduras faces overlapping risks from high levels of violence and recurrent, climate-related disasters. Hurricanes Eta and Iota alone triggered roughly 937,000 internal displacements in 2020, and more recent estimates point to persistent, large-scale movements driven by violence and natural hazards. NRC ranked the country as the ninth most neglected displacement crisis globally. Persistent poverty exacerbates vulnerability: in 2024, 62.9% of the population lived in poverty. Recent shifts in U.S. and neighboring countries’ migration policies have further constrained cross-border options.

3iS began working in Honduras in 2025 to generate timely evidence on internal displacement through remote data collection, triangulated with secondary sources. We translate findings into actionable products—analytical briefs, dashboards, and infographics—to inform humanitarian actors.