AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSecurity & Business Climate: Trump reportedly gave El Salvador’s Nayib Bukele a green light to expand operations in Haiti, where more than 2,000 Salvadoran troops have been deployed. The mission’s growing scale adds uncertainty as businesses and communities face gang violence. Electricity Sector: Haiti’s government held a national workshop to plan a more reliable, sustainable power system, which officials say is essential for agriculture, competitiveness and economic recovery. Food Security: Acute hunger is projected to affect 6.35 million people from March to June 2027, as violence, economic instability and weak agricultural output deepen hardship. Local Enterprise: Agronomist Rébetha Charles is building REB Lokal, a food business that supports local production amid heavy dependence on imports and tough competition for Haitian farmers. Digital Access: The World Bank says more than three million Haitian adults lack valid national IDs, while the country’s biometric ID system remains underused—an obstacle to wider access to services and financial systems.
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