AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoChild Nutrition Emergency: Haiti’s Ministry of Public Health projects acute malnutrition will hit 253,725 children (6–59 months) between June 2026 and May 2027, with nearly 94,000 cases of severe acute malnutrition, as armed-group violence threatens to worsen access to care. Reforestation & Jobs: Haiti launched a National Community Reforestation Strategy to restore degraded landscapes, boost ecosystem resilience, and turn restoration into a “restoration economy” for green jobs and rural livelihoods. Fuel Quality Checks: Haiti’s Commerce and Industry Ministry inspected gas stations in Port-au-Prince to test fuel samples and verify product conformity after consumer complaints. Maritime Readiness & Ports: SEMANAH carried out a North and Northeast tour, including reinstallation of 41 tsunami warning signs in Fort-Liberté and a push to strengthen port-linked economic activity. Agriculture & Fisheries Support: The MARNDR, via PAPAIR (IDB-backed), distributed fishing equipment to Grande Anse associations, while the South launched a free anthrax vaccination campaign to protect livestock and safeguard food security. Remittances Watch: A new IFAD report highlights how remittances are increasingly a lifeline for families, including major flows into rural areas.
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