AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFood Security: The World Food Programme projects 6.35 million Haitians will face acute food insecurity from March to June 2027, blaming gang violence, weak harvests, economic instability and El Niño. The crisis threatens livelihoods and adds pressure to an already strained food supply. Trade and Logistics: Merchants say gangs demand up to US$5,000 a week to let goods pass, raising costs and disrupting supply routes. Energy and Infrastructure: Haiti’s electricity sector remains a focus for development, while a donated transformer is set to support a children’s hospital. Digital Services: A World Bank review says Haiti’s biometric ID infrastructure is underused, with 3 million people lacking credentials—leaving a major gap in access to identification services.
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