AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHIV & Public Health in Haiti: Ahead of AIDS 2026 in Rio, new studies warn that Trump-era disruptions to PEPFAR have already narrowed HIV services—closing 1,700 treatment sites and cutting PEPFAR-supported pediatric care by about 77,000 children worldwide; researchers flag Haiti among the countries where the drop was steeper than prior trends, raising fears that fewer kids stay on treatment. Immigration Policy & Health Workforce: Haiti TPS holders in the U.S. face renewed uncertainty after a Supreme Court greenlight to end Temporary Protected Status, with knock-on risks for Haitian healthcare workers and elder-care staffing as work permits expire. Haiti–Japan Cooperation: Haiti’s planning minister met Japan’s environment minister, highlighting Japanese support since 2010—public health, schools, water systems, agriculture, and disaster risk reduction—and inviting Japan to join Haiti’s recovery financing plans. Tech for Development: An Arizona nonprofit, Brighten Haiti, says it’s joining a “Together for Haiti” push to expand a solar-and-skills model aimed at strengthening schools, creating jobs, and supporting local businesses.
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