In 2024, a staggering 66 million people were displaced within their countries due to natural disasters and conflict, with the U.S. contributing 11 million to this record. This marks the highest level of internal displacement globally since tracking began in 2008. The figures indicate a sharp rise from the previous year, where 26 million were displaced due to similar reasons. The report underscores the growing impact of climate change and extreme weather, exacerbating the already significant issue of human displacement worldwide.
Natural disasters displaced a record number of people globally and in the U.S. in 2024, with 11 million Americans forced to relocate due to severe weather events.
The 2024 statistics reflect a significant increase in domestic displacements due to disasters, rising from 26 million in 2023 to 46 million worldwide as extreme weather events escalate.
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