AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoFood Security Push: FAO support funded by the Regional Humanitarian Fund for Latin America and the Caribbean is helping about 13,000 vulnerable Haitian households (around 65,000 people) restart local farming in Artibonite, Centre and Ouest, with seeds, small livestock and emergency inputs aimed at restoring food availability. Agriculture & Rural Livelihoods: The Haitian peasant movement Tèt Kole Ti Peyizan Ayisyen marked 40 years of organizing for food sovereignty and agrarian reform, stressing resistance to structural inequality amid the ongoing humanitarian crisis. Elections Under Strain: Haiti’s December 13 general election preparations are running into a major bottleneck: voter registration is far below target, with only about 509,000 registered so far, while gangs continue to disrupt daily life and security. US Policy Shock for Haitians Abroad: Reports highlight the fallout from the end of Temporary Protected Status for Haitians in the U.S., including increased enforcement actions and uncertainty for affected families and local businesses. Security Diplomacy: The Bahamas’ foreign affairs director-general wrapped a high-level Port-au-Prince visit focused on regional security cooperation, repatriation coordination, and digitizing Haiti’s civil records. US Drug Designations: The U.S. again listed Haiti among 23 major drug transit/illicit drug producing countries for FY2027, while noting the designation is based on geographic and economic factors, not necessarily current enforcement performance.
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