AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHaiti’s public health data gets a boost: PAHO/WHO is backing Haiti’s Ministry of Public Health to validate epidemiological surveillance data across all 10 departments, aiming to improve the quality and completeness of information used to track diseases like diarrhea/cholera and diphtheria. Agriculture, but with tech and jobs in mind: Haiti’s agriculture ministry outlined a “sustainable transformation” plan at IFAD14, linking rural development to youth and women’s economic opportunities, digital transformation, and stronger public-private partnerships. Disability inclusion moves from talk to tools: Handicap International and Haiti’s disability office launched a national roundtable on access to assistive technologies, bringing stakeholders together to identify practical barriers and solutions. Funding for climate-smart farming: The IDB approved $38.7M (part of a $47.9M package) for irrigation, climate-resilient technologies, and support for small farmers and rural youth in Haiti’s North and Northeast. Education access for immigrant kids: Mexico’s legal protections help immigrant students enroll, but the real-world experience depends heavily on school staff capacity and paperwork.
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