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Agriculture/Food Production Grant Fondasyon Limy Lavi (FLL) will help 60 families in six communities in southeast Haiti breed goats as a reliable source of income and food and reduce the need to send children into servitude to support their families.
PPartenariat Organisationnel et renforcement de capacit institutionnelle pour lutter contre exclusion des groupes de base au niveau sanitaire dans les communes de Cap-Haitien et Mombin-Crochu. Haitians face barriers to regular health care including the cost and distance of health services and shortages of essential medicines. The COVID-19 pandemic has further strained Haitis health infrastructure. The IAF supports community-led solutions to carry out health care, disease prevention, and development activities that engage community members. Our grantee partner Unit de Lutte pour la Sante (ULS) is conducting public health campaigns, partnering with grassroots groups to provide basic medical services, and expanding access to credit which can assist with obtaining medical necessities. This grant is part of the IAF's broader COVID-19 response strategy.
Empowering Haitian Leaders and Organizations for Enhanced Community Development through the Creation Community-based organizations (CBOs) face many challenges, including insufficient funds, limited financial and administrative capacity, and lack of stability. These deterrents restrict their ability to grow and maintain their programs and ultimately serve the people in their communities. The Haiti Development Institute (HDI) provides coaching and organizational strengthening to CBOs to increase their impact. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to unlock private, public, and local resources for grassroots development in Haiti. HDI's activities enable institutions to make more resources available to communities seeking to address their own development needs.
Citizen action for the promotion of human rights and reduction of violence against women, children and the feminization of poverty Groupe d'Appui au Dveloppement du Sud (GADES) will open a bakery in order to generate income for its program activities and employ vulnerable women. Working with 30 local women's grassroots organizations, GADES will train 150 local officials on rights of survivors of violence. Women will receive training on gender equity, organizational development and income generation. Through various media and activities, GADES and the women's groups will sensitize other residents of the Sud department on gender issues, continue to build relationships with community leaders and local officials in defense of women's rights and provide legal counseling and medical assistance to survivors of violence. The project will directly benefit about 2,300 people and indirectly benefit 12,000 in the Sud department.
Community reinforcement In the absence of other economic opportunities, families in Haiti may feel obliged to send their children to work as domestic servants (restavks) in larger cities. Fondasyon Limy Lavi (FLL) strengthens the capacity of community-based groups to meet economic challenges by assisting them to manage livestock and microcredit activities, advocate for childrens rights and protect the environment. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Haiti. FLLs activities strengthen communities through education and training and better economic options so that families can keep their children at home and reclaim those placed as servants.
Activities to Support Fanm Deside and its Affiliated Groups Fanm Deside will assist 30 affiliated women's groups to build networks to raise awareness on human rights in Haiti's southeastern department. Fanm Deside will educate other residents (both men and women) on gender issues, especially in isolated communities, and further build relationships with community leaders and local officials in defense of women's rights. It will also pilot a vocational training program for women in traditionally male-dominated trades such as plumbing or masonry. The project will directly benefit about 2,700 individuals and indirectly benefit 5,900 people.
Improving Food Security and Strengthening Families' Livelihoods in Four Communal Sections in Logane Many farmers in the West department of Haiti do not have the resources to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee, Organisation pour le Dveloppement Pques Oranger de Logne (ODEPOL) is planning for the future by strengthening its organization. It is improving food security in the region by training farmers in sustainable agriculture and livestock production, and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. ODEPOL is also strengthening participating small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These strategic investments increase farmers food security and incomes.
Production and processing of manioc and associated crops in Acul-du-Nord MPA will help its member farmers respond to a recent drought, it will continue to help them organize better and apply better agricultural practices, and it will expand its gender component to include men. The project will reach 750 families in Camp Louise and La Souffrire, as well as the two additional sections communales of Mornet and Bas de l'Acul du Nord, in Acul du Nord, near Cap-Hatien.
Building the LGBT population`s financial capacity Excluded populations in Haiti face unemployment and lack access to credit. Kouraj Pou Pwoteje Dwa Moun (Kouraj) provides marginalized groups with training in small business development and working capital to facilitate entrepreneurship. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Haiti. Kourajs activities promote small business growth, local entrepreneurship and market development to ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Strengthening the socio-economic situation of the producers of the 3rd communal sectionof the municipality of Grand Gove, in western Haiti. Farmers in Grand-Goave in Haitis West department lack sustainable revenue and reliable agricultural inputs. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture. Our grantee partner, Comit PROTOS Hati (CPH), provides technical assistance to producers from seven community-based organizations to improve agricultural production and increase incomes. CPHs activities enhance food security in rural areas, build solidarity, and improve access to capital through savings and loan associations. .
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Kowdinasyon pou Developman Solid Sids (KODESS) will work to further develop four grassroots groups in Haitis Southeast department, to ensure a more reliable food source and reduce vulnerability to natural disasters. Approximately 1,500 residents of the communities of Bainet, La Valle, Meyer and Montagne La Voute in Jacmel will benefit directly and another 3,150 will benefit indirectly.
Agriculture/Food Production Grant Association Planteurs Jonc-Tiby (ASPJ) will work with its members to increase their production and sale of vegetables by offering training in agriculture that includes exchanges; distributing seeds, tools, and other inputs; constructing a storage facility and processing center; developing a credit fund for women merchants; identifying viable clients for volume purchases; and introducing practices related to soil conservation and reforestation. The project will benefit 650 member families in Camp-Perrin in the Sud department.
Le Dveloppement inclusif des communauts d?Hati (Grand?Anse et d?autres rgions) travers lerenforcement de FCH-Espwa et de ses partenaires. Grandans Gen Espwa By supporting local philanthropy to tap into the resources available to communities (such as small businesses, donors, and social clubs), we can increase communities' independence from international donors. This helps to ensure the long-term sustainability of local efforts, since philanthropic organizations focused on one geographic area are more likely to be accountable to that community over time. At the IAF, we strengthen the ability of local philanthropic organizations to do effective programming and unlock additional public and private resources for long-term development. Our grantee partner FCH-Espwa raises funds from local private companies and the Haitian diaspora and then invests in grassroots organizations in the department of the Grand'Anse. FCH-Espwa's investments enhance food security, improve access to credit, and increase income.
Empowering Haitian Leaders and Organizations for Enhanced Community Development through the Creation of a Haitian Mission-driven Independent Institution Community-based organizations (CBOs) face many challenges, including insufficient funds, limited financial and administrative capacity and lack of stability. These deterrents restrict their ability to grow and maintain their programs and ultimately serve the people in their communities. The Haiti Development Institute (HDI) provides coaching and organizational strengthening to CBOs to increase their impact. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to unlock private, public and local resources for grassroots development in Haiti. HDIs activities enable institutions to make more resources available to communities seeking to address their own development needs..
Strengthening the Capacity of Rural Haitien Communities Fondation Hatienne pour le Maintien de la Paix Sociale/Partenariat pour le Dveloppement Local (FOHMAPS/PDL), through PDL, its rural development program, will train 3,000 members of grassroots groups to manage agricultural, community health, conservation and microcredit activities in Haitis North and Artibonite departments. It will develop the leadership that enables the groups to form larger organizations and become self- sufficient.
Innovative perspectives to Sustainably Address Challenges Related to Food Security, Biodiversity and Deforestation in Northwestern Haiti Deforestation and poor soil quality make it difficult for farmers in Haiti's North West department to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Organisation pour la Promotion de l'Agroforesterie (OPA) is improving food security and protecting local natural resources by applying agroforestry techniques, diversifying farmers' agricultural activities, increasing livestock production, and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. OPA is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These investments are part of the IAF's sustainable agriculture initiative and increase farmers' food security and incomes.
Partenariat Organisationnel et renforcement de capacit institutionnelle pour lutter contre l?exclusion des groupes de base au niveau sanitaire dans les communes de Cap-Haitien et Mombin-Crochu. Haitians face barriers to regular health care including the cost and distance of health services and shortages of essential medicines. The COVID-19 pandemic has further strained Haitis health infrastructure. The IAF supports community-led solutions to carry out health care, disease prevention, and development activities that engage community members. Our grantee partner Unit de Lutte pour la Sante (ULS) is conducting public health campaigns, partnering with grassroots groups to provide basic medical services, and expanding access to credit which can assist with obtaining medical necessities. This grant is part of the IAF's broader COVID-19 response strategy.
Reforcing the Production and Commercialization of Goats in the First Section of the Community of Cavaillon Livestock farmers in Boileau and Flamands lack access to quality animals to sustain their way of life. Organisation de Dveloppement Durable et Solidaire D'Hati (ODDSHA) provides training to improve the production and sale of goats for farmers in grassroots associations. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity in Haiti. ODDSHA's activities promote smallholder agriculture and food production to enhance food security and ensure meaningful opportunities for communities to thrive.
Increase of irrigated agriculture from Maury to Dsarmes Farmers living in Desarmes, LArtibonite, Haiti, often lack sufficient water for their crops, diminishing their ability to produce food for their families and earn revenue. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and microenterprises. Our grantee partner, Association des Irrigants de Maury (AIM), is repairing irrigation systems, strengthening management practices, establishing a seed bank, and expanding farmers access to credit. These strategic investments will increase farmers food security and incomes
Appui au Renforcement Technique de 450 Petits Entrepreneurs Agricoles et 04 Organisations Communautaires de Bases de la 2e et 3e section communales de Baie-de-Henne. Haitian farmers face numerous challenges, but their success is crucial in the fight against malnutrition and food insecurity in Haiti. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity through sustainable agriculture and access to credit. Our grantee partner, Cooperative Espoir pour Demain (CED), provides rural farmers technical assistance in livestock production, trains community members in veterinary practice, and promotes environmentally sustainable fruit and forestry production to increase incomes and enhance food security in Baie-de-Henne. CED also manages several loan funds that provide access to credit, allowing rural residents to borrow and invest in income-generating opportunities.
Emergency Assistance MP3K will help its members, who were affected by Hurricane Matthew, by providing food, hygiene supplies and seeds. It will also repair its water purification system and the homes of the most vulnerable families. A total of 8,350 people will benefit directly and 15,000 indirectly in the third section communal of Camp-Perrin.
Reinforce and Promote Traditional Haitien Song and Dance through the Cultural Troupe Dawome, from a Commercial Perspective SPA will work with Troupe Culturelle Dahomey (Troupe Dahomey) to document and disseminate traditional Haitian dance and music and promote the troupe in Haiti and the Caribbean. Troupe Dahomey will become more skilled in technique, performance, sound recording, management and business and will expand its repertoire. Forming a network of musical groups, SPA will increase the exposure of Troupe Dahomey, improve access to affordable studio space, and encourage cultural pride, especially among young people. SPA will also promote friendship and cultural exchange between Dominicans and Haitians. Approximately 500 Haitians will benefit directly and another 10,000 indirectly.
Projet d'appui agro cologique et socio-conomique aux agriculteurs et agricultrices de la Chaine des Cahos. Many farmers in Artibonite, Haiti, do not have the resources to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee partner Oganizasyon pou Devlopman Ti Plant Kawo (ODTPKA) is improving food security by training farmers in sustainable agriculture and livestock production and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. To foster resilience to natural disasters, the grantee will promote soil conservation and tree planting, distributing seedlings to members and supporting members in developing household gardens. ODTPKA is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These strategic investments increase farmers food security and incomes.
Reforcing the Production and Commercialization of Goats in the First Section of the Community of Cavaillon Organisation de Dveloppement Durable et Solidaire D'Hati (ODDSHA) will work with farmers in 14 grassroots associations in Boileau et Flamands communities in the first section of the Commune of Cavaillion in Haiti's Sud department to improve their production and sale of goats. The investment in training and in better animals will benefit 980 Haitians directly and another 3925 indirectly. ..
Increase of irrigated agriculture from Maury to Dsarmes Farmers living in Desarmes, LArtibonite, Haiti, often lack sufficient water for their crops, diminishing their ability to produce food for their families and earn revenue. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and microenterprises. Our grantee partner, Association des Irrigants de Maury (AIM), is repairing irrigation systems, strengthening management practices, establishing a seed bank, and expanding farmers access to credit. These strategic investments will increase farmers food security and incomes.
Transformati on Project of Cereal Products, Seed Bank and Technical Training in Rural Areas South East of Haiti. Kowdinasyon pou Developman Solid Sids (KODESS), $50,000 over 18 months KODESS will work to further develop four grassroots groups in Haitis Southeast department, to ensure a more reliable food source and reduce vulnerability to natural disasters. Approximately 1,500 residents of the communities of Bainet, La Valle, Meyer and Montagne La Voute in Jacmel will benefit directly and another 3,150 will benefit indirectly. 1
Supporting People with Disabilities in the North Haitian society has made important strides in breaking down stigmas against people with disabilities, as well as the many barriers that impede their daily lives. Many Haitian organizations that work with people with disabilities focus primarily on meeting their basic needs, but there is a lack of available support to help them fully integrate into society and the local economy. The IAF supports community-led solutions to help people with disabilities expand their economic opportunities and social inclusion through sustainable micro-enterprises. Our grantee Association d Aide des Techniciens pour les Personnes Handicapes (AATPH) is improving the quality of life and integration of people with disabilities into society by delivering physical therapy, conducting community outreach campaigns, providing training in job skills, and increasing access to credit for people with disabilities. These strategic investments are key to increasing people with disabilities' incomes, visibility, and autonomy in Haitian society.
Renforcement des capacits de 500 familles de Grosse Roche par des interventions agrocologiques. Families living in Grosse-Roche in Haiti's North East department face diminishing forest cover, poor soil quality, and a lack of agricultural supplies, hampering their ability to produce food and exacerbating malnutrition and hunger risks. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprises. Our grantee partner, Groupe d?Appui au Dveloppement Rural (GADRU), provides training in sustainable agriculture, livestock production, and business development for 500 families from the community-based organization Association des Familles Agro-cologiques de Grosse-Roche. It also maintains a seed bank and distributes seedlings, and its participants are distributing their livestock's offspring to other families as their herds grow. These strategic investments increase farmers' food security and incomes.
Innovative perspectives to Sustainably Address Challenges Related to Food Security, Biodiversity and Deforestation in Northwestern Haiti Deforestation and poor soil quality make it difficult for farmers in Haiti?s North West department to produce sufficient food or earn enough income to support their families. The IAF supports community-led solutions to expand economic opportunities through sustainable agriculture and micro-enterprise development. Our grantee Organisation pour la Promotion de l'Agroforesterie (OPA) is improving food security and protecting local natural resources by applying agroforestry techniques, diversifying farmers? agricultural activities, increasing livestock production, and providing them with necessary supplies and materials. OPA is also strengthening small businesses by increasing their access to credit. These investments are part of the IAF?s sustainable agriculture initiative and increase farmers? food security and incomes.
Planning and building local capacity in the watershed area of Morne auguste (3rd and 4th sections) Programme 2014-2017 Platfm Inite ganizasyon Dezam (PLAIOD) will work with its six member organizations of farmers and rural women in Dsarmes in the Artibonite department to improve food security the health of the Morne August watershed and its own effectiveness as well as that of its constituent organizations. In addition to 1300 individual members of PLAIOD the project will benefit another 30000 Haitians residing in the third and fourth communal sections of Dsarmes. Action de Carme Suisse (ACS) will co-fund training and conservation and reforestation activities related to rehabilitating the watershed.
Support for Agricultural Production and Food Security For Vulnerable Families in the Cotes de Fer District in South-East Hati OPLA will organize project activities with three local farmer organizations. It will train their members and farmers on agroecological practices that will improve production increase revenue and ensure sustainable access to food supplies. OPLA will work with farmers to establish a grain mill two veterinary centers and home gardens and form or strengthen savings and loan organizations. The project will benefit about 1500 farmers directly and another 6000 indirectly in the Ctes-de-Fer district in Haiti's Sud-Est department.
Creation of Sustainable Agriculture Models for the Purpose of Enhancing Food Security, Biodiversity and Forest Cover in the North-West of Haiti. Organisation pour la Promotion del Agroforesterie (OPA) will offer training in agroforestry to 200 farmers belonging to nine associations in the first and third communal sections of Port-de-Paix, North-West, and will improve their organizational management. The farmers will build and operate two tree nurseries and will develop between 25 and 30 demonstration plots on their own land. Another 2,000 farmers and their families will benefit indirectly. OPA expects to reach additional farmer associations using the methodology piloted during the project.
Activities to Support Fanm Deside and its Affiliated Groups Women in isolated communities of the Sud-Est department face violence and barriers to participation. Fanm Deside supports grassroots women's groups to raise awareness on human rights and gender equality and increase the capacity and skills of residents (both men and women) and local leaders to develop community-based responses to violence. At the IAF, we support community-led solutions to enhance peace and security in Haiti. Fanm Deside's activities strengthen communities through education and training and build peer-to-peer learning and action networks.
Support for the Technical Reinforcement of 450 Small Agricultural Entrepreneurs and 04 Basic Community Organizations of the 2nd and 3rd communal sections of Baie-de-Henne. Haitian farmers face numerous challenges but their success is crucial in the fight against malnutrition and food insecurity in Haiti. At the IAF we support community-led solutions to expand economic opportunity through sustainable agriculture and access to credit. Our grantee partner Cooperative Espoir pour Demain (CED) provides rural farmers technical assistance in livestock production trains community members in veterinary practice and promotes environmentally sustainable fruit and forestry production to increase incomes and enhance food security in Baie-de-Henne. CED also manages several loan funds that provide access to credit allowing rural residents to borrow and invest in income-generating opportunities.