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and sustainable housing reconstruction 
strategy that addresses land ownership, se-
cure land tenure, water and sanitation, 
and the unique concerns of vulnerable pop-
ulations such as women and children, as 
well as neighborhood and community revi-
talization, housing finance, and capacity 
building for the Government of Haiti to 
implement an effective housing policy; 
(ii) a description of efforts to con-
struct and sustain the proposed port, as 
well as an assessment of the current pro-
jected timeline and cost for completion; 
and 
(iii) a description of efforts to attract 
and leverage the investments of private 
sector partners to the CIP, including by 
addressing any policy impediments; 
(C) a description of the quantitative and 
qualitative indicators used to evaluate the 
progress toward meeting the goals and objec-
tives, benchmarks, and timeframes specified in 
Strategy at the project level; 
(D) the amounts committed, obligated, and 
expended on programs and activities to imple-
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ment the Strategy, by sector and by imple-
menting partner at the prime and subprime lev-
els (in amounts of not less than $25,000); and 
(E) a description of the risk mitigation 
measures put in place to limit the exposure of 
United States assistance provided under the 
Strategy to waste, fraud, and abuse; 
(4) a description of measures taken to strength-
en, and an assessment of, Haitian governmental and 
non-governmental organizational capacity to under-
take and sustain United States-supported recovery 
programs; 
(5) a description of United States efforts to 
consult and engage with Haitian Government min-
istries and local authorities on the establishment of 
goals and timeframes, and on the design and imple-
mentation of new programs under the Post-Earth-
quake USG Haiti Strategy: Toward Renewal and 
Economic Opportunity; 
(6) a description of efforts to consult and en-
gage with Haitian civil society and grassroots orga-
nizations on the establishment of goals and time-
frames, and on the design and implementation of 
new programs under the Post-Earthquake USG 
Haiti Strategy: Toward Renewal and Economic Op-
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portunity, as well as efforts to coordinate with and 
engage the Haitian diaspora; 
(7) consistent with the Government of Haiti’s 
ratification of the United Nations Convention 
Against Corruption, a description of United States 
and Haitian Government efforts to strengthen Hai-
tian Government institutions established to address 
corruption, as well as related efforts to promote pub-
lic accountability, meet public outreach and disclo-
sure obligations, and support civil society participa-
tion in anti-corruption efforts; 
(8) a description of efforts to leverage public- 
private partnerships and increase the involvement of 
the Haitian private sector in recovery and develop-
ment activities and coordinate programs with the 
private sector and other donors; 
(9) a description and assessment of efforts to 
address the particular needs of vulnerable popu-
lations, 
including 
internally 
displaced 
persons, 
women, children, orphans, and persons with disabil-
ities, in the design and implementation of new pro-
grams and infrastructure; 
(10) an description of the impact that agri-
culture and infrastructure programs are having on 
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the food security, livelihoods, and land tenure secu-
rity of smallholder farmers, particularly women; 
(11) a description of mechanisms for commu-
nicating the progress of recovery and development 
efforts to the Haitian people, including a description 
of efforts to provide documentation, reporting and 
procurement information in Haitian Creole; and 
(12) a description of the steps Haiti is taking 
to strengthen its capacity to receive individuals who 
are removed, excluded, or deported from the United 
States. 
Passed the House of Representatives December 12, 
2013. 
Attest: 
KAREN L. HAAS, 
Clerk. 
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