AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHumanitarian Nutrition Crisis: UN warns Haiti’s child malnutrition is worsening as the Haiti Humanitarian Response Plan nutrition sector is underfunded (US$41M needed; <20% funded), with projections of 253,725 children (6–59 months) facing acute malnutrition and nearly 94,000 severe cases amid escalating violence and displacement. Food & Agriculture Support: FAO-backed emergency food production is reaching about 13,000 vulnerable households (65,000 people) in Artibonite, Centre and Ouest with seeds and small livestock to restore local output. Rural Livelihood Pressure: After Hurricane Melissa, farmers in western Haiti are shifting from crops to charcoal production, highlighting how insecurity and lack of municipal support are pushing households toward damaging coping strategies. Deportations & Labor Strain: Reports say over 400 Haitians have returned on U.S. deportation flights since mid-August with limited assistance, while U.S. TPS revocation is also hitting Haitian healthcare workers and straining hospitals. Policy & Security Crosswinds: The U.S. again lists Haiti among major drug transit/production countries for FY2027, while violence-linked displacement continues to disrupt access to food, health care and nutrition treatment.
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