AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood and Agriculture: Acute hunger is projected to affect 6.35 million Haitians by mid-2027, as gang violence, high prices and El Niño disrupt farming and market access. Flooding has also damaged crops, livestock and roads in the South, Nippes and Grand’Anse. Energy: Government officials and sector stakeholders met to plan a more sustainable electricity system, with reliable power identified as vital to agriculture, business and economic growth. Local Production: Agronomist Rébetha Charles is building REB Lokal, an agri-food business in Grand’Anse, as Haiti’s producers contend with heavy reliance on imports and weak infrastructure. Workforce Development: A virtual careers fair set for Nov. 14 will connect young Haitians with opportunities in digital technology, agritech and other fields, and link talent with local communities and diaspora expertise.
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