The 2026 Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) report presents the data and analysis behind the 82.2 million people living in internal displacement as of the end of 2025.

It is the eleventh edition of the GRID and includes global and regional insights into the risk, scale and impacts of internal displacement. The 2026 report reveals that the number of internally displaced people worldwide remains near record levels at 82.2 million, more than double compared to a decade ago. Conflict, violence, and disasters, many intensified by climate change, are driving record levels of displacement. The 2026 report presents the data and analysis behind these stories with both top-line and in-depth results of global internal displacement data collected by IDMC throughout 2025. It also includes a chapter on building resilient and sustainable displacement data systems that governments and their partners can use to inform their decisions and policies to address internal displacement. As in previous editions, GRID 2026 includes regional overviews and 6 spotlights on notable displacement situations as well as maps, charts and written analysis of the numbers of internally displaced people and internal displacements, or movements, globally and by region and country.

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2026 Global Report on Internal Displacement (GRID) report

Disaster preparedness helped reduce the number of disaster-related internally displaced people in 2025. 📉