AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHaiti Humanitarian Crisis: Haiti’s child malnutrition outlook is worsening: an estimated 253,725 children (including nearly 94,000 with severe acute malnutrition) and 25,750 pregnant/breastfeeding women are expected to need urgent nutrition support between June 2026 and May 2027, as violence drives displacement and disrupts access to food and care. Security & Rights: A human rights report says gang attacks on Kenscoff near Port-au-Prince killed at least 164 people and kidnapped more than 70, pointing to security and institutional failures that left the community vulnerable. Deportations & TPS Fallout: More than 400 Haitians have returned on U.S. deportation flights since mid-August, with aid groups reporting limited assistance and difficult arrivals after TPS ended for Haitians. Diplomacy & Appointments: The U.S. nominated Florida businessman Austin Holmes as ambassador to Haiti, while a Bahamas delegation concluded a visit focused on regional security cooperation and digitizing Haiti’s civil records. Food & Livelihoods: After Hurricane Melissa, some western Haiti farmers shifted from crops to charcoal production, highlighting how insecurity and weak local support are reshaping household economies.
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