AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAgriculture: More than 3,000 farmers in Kenscoff are set to benefit from seed and farm-input support. Separately, World Bank-backed projects in Nippes are supporting crop processing, storage, market access, water and fish farming; Haiti’s agriculture minister has urged activation of emergency funding as food insecurity worsens. Manufacturing: Taiwan’s ambassador visited CODEVI, the Ouanaminthe industrial park, which employs about 18,500 people and links Haitian and Dominican production for export. Skills and Jobs: A new entrepreneurship course aims to help technical-school graduates turn their skills into small businesses. In Jacmel, a French-backed program trained 35 people for construction careers, 65% of them women. Climate Finance: At COP31, Haiti is seeking simpler access to adaptation and loss-and-damage funding, prioritizing grants and other financing that does not add to debt.
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