Haiti - Factsheets

At the beginning of the year 2024, and particularly since the end of February, Port-au-Prince has witnessed a alarming surge in violence, marked by repeated attacks on essential infrastructure by armed groups. These targets include police stations, prisons, the international airport, the port, and the fuel terminal. Some humanitarian partners have faced looting of a portion of their stocks at the port, and the closure of the capital's airport has forced these actors to rethink their logistical strategies.

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations especially in metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince.   

During the first quarter of 2023 the partners continued their assistance in the areas affected by the earthquake and began the more sustainable reconstruction using mainly the  TCLA’s technique. 

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations especially in metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince.   

During the first quarter of 2023 the partners continued their assistance in the areas affected by the earthquake and began the more sustainable reconstruction using mainly the  TCLA’s technique. 

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations especially in metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince.   

During the first quarter of 2023 the partners continued their assistance in the areas affected by the earthquake and began the more sustainable reconstruction using mainly the  TCLA’s technique. 

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations especially in metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince.   

During the first quarter of 2023 the partners continued their assistance in the areas affected by the earthquake and began the more sustainable reconstruction using mainly the  TCLA’s technique. 

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations especially in metropolitan area of Port-au-Prince.   

During the first quarter of 2022 the partners continued their assistance in the areas affected by the earthquake and began the more sustainable reconstruction using mainly the  TCLA’s technique; 136 871 people were reached.

At the beginning of the year 2024, and particularly since the end of February, Port-au-Prince has witnessed a alarming surge in violence, marked by repeated attacks on essential infrastructure by armed groups. These targets include police stations, prisons, the international airport, the port, and the fuel terminal. Some humanitarian partners have faced looting of a portion of their stocks at the port, and the closure of the capital's airport has forced these actors to rethink their logistical strategies.

Haiti has been facing for decades recurring crises linked to socio-political and health shocks but also natural disasters and an economic crisis. These repetitive crises, including the COVID-19 crisis between 2020 and 2021, have gradually deteriorated the living conditions of the populations.