Education |
Food Security |
Infrastructure |
Microfinance |
Private Sector |
Water & Sanitation |
Women & Gender
Key statistics, strategy and priorities, and challenges in:
- The educational system in Haiti is characterized by significant exclusion and structural deficiencies.
- LEARN MORE >>
- In July 2009, food and fuel prices in Haiti decreased (compared to 2008) while the vulnerability of the population had increased.
- LEARN MORE >>
- The lack of decent road infrastructure is a major challenge for Haiti. An adequate road network is essential for the revitalization of the economy.
- LEARN MORE >>
- The microfinance sector in Haiti has only existed in its current form since the late 1990s, when microfinance began to be viewed from a commercial perspective.
- LEARN MORE >>
- The Haitian private sector is relatively small and fragmented. Although no formal overarching strategy for private sector development exists, the Government of Haiti has put in place several measures to promote this sector.
- LEARN MORE >>
- Water and sanitation is a chronically under-funded in Haiti. The situation was exacerbated by the hurricanes of 2008, which led to severe losses of investments, in particular in Gonaives.
- LEARN MORE >>
- Despite significant progress in promoting women’s rights, considerable gender disparities persist.
- LEARN MORE >>