As we reflect on the work of the Camp Coordination and Camp Management (CCCM) Cluster in 2024, we are reminded of the incredible resilience of displaced communities and our shared responsibility to support them with dignity and care.
This year, four out of ten internally displaced persons remained in displacement sites, underscoring the ongoing need for safe and dignified living conditions. Our partners have remained steadfast in their commitment to empowering communities, ensuring that the voices of those affected by displacement are at the heart of every response. Strengthened collaboration with local authorities, NGOs, and international partners has allowed us to respond more effectively, bringing timely and meaningful support to those in need.
Guided by the principle of “solutions from the start,” we recognize that every emergency response is not just about immediate relief - it is also an investment in the future. Until long-term solutions are realized, we remain committed to engaging with displaced communities, upholding their dignity, and reducing risks in displacement settings.
In 2024, we intensified our focus on alternatives to camps, advocating for inclusive solutions that integrate displaced individuals within host communities. By fostering opportunities for self-reliance, we aim to restore a sense of stability and dignity to those forced from their homes.
Despite rising displacement and deepening humanitarian needs, we refuse to lose sight of hope. Through strengthened preparedness, robust partnerships, and a people-centered approach, we will continue working towards a system that is flexible, accountable, and inclusive - one that truly serves those in need.
Dher Hayo & Clementine Favier
Global Cluster Coordinators
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