As part of the United Nations System response, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), with funding from the Central Emergency Response Fund (CERF), developed the Vulnerability and Drought Household Survey, with the objective of generating information on the conditions of vulnerable populations in communities that are part of the Honduran Dry Corridor, within the framework of the CERF project, to inform key actors and support response actions.

Three municipalities prioritized by the CERF project and with high migration flows were selected for the study: Pespire (Choluteca), San Lorenzo (Valle) and El Corpus (Choluteca).

In total, more than 30 enumerators, supervisors, drivers and officers were deployed in the field from January 19-24, 2021 to cover 713 households in 12 drought-affected communities in Honduras during 2020.