AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoResearch Recognition: Haitian environmental scientist Evens Emmanuel, a Quisqueya University researcher and UNESCO Chair holder in water, hygiene and school sanitation, received an academic merit award in Italy for his work and civic contributions. Energy Planning: Haiti held a national workshop to shape a more sustainable electricity policy, with officials emphasizing that reliable power is key to agriculture, economic growth and public services. Tech Careers: A virtual fair set for Nov. 14 will connect young Haitians with opportunities in digital technology, agritech, civic tech and technology for security and resilience. Digital Identity: A World Bank report says an estimated 2.7–3.1 million adults lack valid national ID cards. More than 650,000 cards had been produced but not delivered by May 2025, with insecurity and distribution bottlenecks among the barriers.
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