AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHaiti Economy: ADIH unveiled a 2026-2050 Strategic Industrial Policy Plan, warning Haiti’s economy has been in a structural contraction for over six years: industry’s GDP share fell to 4.5%, nearly 78% of working-age people are underemployed or outside formal jobs, the trade deficit is about $4B yearly, inflation has topped 30% over six years, and electricity costs (over $0.52/kWh) make local production uncompetitive. UN Cooperation: Haiti extended its UN Cooperation Framework through Dec. 31, 2028, with the Steering Committee reviewing the 2025 annual review and aligning government and UN priorities. Haiti Security: BINUH’s latest report to the UN Secretary-General updates political, judicial, and anti-gang steps, including the creation of specialized judicial hubs for mass crimes, sexual violence, and financial crimes. Diaspora & Jobs Shock (US): The end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians is triggering layoffs and fear of deportation across US cities, with employers warning work authorization has ended—raising immediate labor and healthcare staffing concerns. Business Networks: The Federation of Haitian Chambers of Commerce expanded to 14 chambers across six countries, aiming to connect Haitian entrepreneurs and strengthen trade links with the diaspora.
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