2025年全球内部流离失所报告（英）

Global Report on Internal DisplacementGlobal Report on Internal Displacement 2025IDMCGlobal Report on Internal Displacement 2025IDMCIIIIIColombia388,000 | 91,000Brazil19,000 | 1,124,000United States11,001,000Cuba480,000Haiti889,000 | 4,800Ecuador101,000 | 4,400Viet Nam284,000Indonesia14,000 | 516,000India1,700 | 5,431,000Afghanistan3,200 | 1,017,000Kazakhstan120,000Pakistan3,500 | 169,000Malaysia236,000Philippines193,000 | 8,996,000Japan110,000Russia182,000 | 43,000Myanmar1,232,000 | 525,000Syria768,000Lebanon1,056,000 | 2,400Palestine3,216,000Ukraine306,000 | 760Sudan3,778,000 | 200,000Mozambique240,000 | 585,000Uganda1,900 | 98,000Mayotte142,000Zambia510 | 169,000Bangladesh2,800 | 2,402,000China3,926,000Dem. Rep. Congo5,333,000 | 750,000Cameroon93,000 | 261,000Nigeria295,000 | 1,245,000Burkina Faso380,000 | 4,000Chad63,000 | 1,325,000Central African Republic94,000 | 19,000Niger100,000 | 1,172,000Mali131,000 | 30,000Yemen36,000 | 492,000Somalia316,000 | 156,000Kenya38,000 | 314,000South Sudan269,000 | 423,000Ethiopia387,000 | 227,000Internal displacements by conflict and disasters in 2024100,000 to 500,000Less than 100,000500,001 to 1 million1 million to 5 millionMore than 5 millionInternal displacements by conflictand disasters in 2024Total20.1m 45.8mInternal displacementsby conflict and violenceInternal displacementsby disasters65.8mThe country, territory names and figures are shown only when the total internal displacements value exceeds 100,000. Due to rounding, some totals may not correspond with the sum of the separate figures.The boundaries, names shown and designations used on this map do not imply official endorsement or acceptance by IDMC.Sub-Saharan Africa 11,542,000 | 7,803,000 (29.4% of the global total)East Asia and Pacific1,451,000 | 14,785,000(24.7%)Middle East and North Africa5,101,000 | 599,000(8.7%)Europe and Central Asia488,000 | 358,000(1.3%)South Asia11,000 | 9,158,000(13.9%)The Americas1,466,000 | 13,058,000 (22.1%)Global Report on Internal Displacement 2025IDMCGlobal Report on Internal Displacement 2025IDMCIVVThis report has been produced with generous contributions from the following funding partners: Asian Development Bank, Australia’s Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, European Union, German Federal Foreign Office, Liechtenstein’s Minis-try of Foreign Affairs, the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, the United Nations Complex Risk Analytics Fund, Robert Bosch Foundation and Swedish International Develop-ment Cooperation Agency. Cover Image: A woman and her children at a relocation centre for people displaced by typhoon Rai on the island of Siargao, Philippines. The family was still living in displacement two-and-a-half years after the typhoon destroyed their home. Their story is an example of how people can remain displaced months, or even years, after disaster strikes. © UNICEF/UNI633618/Voisard© Internal Displacement Monitoring Centre (IDMC) 2025https://doi.org/10.55363/