INURED’s study employs multiple methods, including household surveys, ethnographic research, and document analysis. It examines several aspects of migration, such as the decision to migrate, migration-related challenges, the role of gender in migration, as well as the benefits and difficulties of migration, among others.

According to the report’s data, Haitian migration to Latin America is not merely an economic exodus. Behind these population flows lies a specific profile: a qualified youth, driven by the lack of opportunities in Haiti and hindered by bureaucratic and economic barriers in host countries.