Haiti Infrastructure Program Final Report
Summary — This is the final report for the Haiti Infrastructure Program (HIP), implemented by AECOM from 2018 to 2022. The program provided program management, architectural, engineering, and quality management services to USAID for infrastructure projects across multiple sectors in Haiti, including health, WASH, housing, and agriculture.
Key Findings
- AECOM provided program management, architectural, engineering, and quality management services to USAID for infrastructure projects in Haiti from 2018-2022.
- The program addressed multiple sectors including health, WASH, housing, and agriculture.
- AECOM maintained continuity of support despite political unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 2021 earthquake.
- The program focused on maximizing local delivery and building local capacity.
- AECOM completed the scope of work for 34 Work Approval Forms issued by USAID.
Full Description
The Haiti Infrastructure Program (HIP) was a five-year program implemented by AECOM from March 2018 to September 2022, providing program management, architectural, engineering, specialist technical support, and quality management services to USAID for the construction of structurally safe and resilient infrastructure across multiple sectors in Haiti. AECOM brought infrastructure expertise to help USAID build various medical facilities, sanitary water systems, roads, and agriculture projects. The program focused on maximizing local delivery, supplementing with specialist STTA resources at USAID’s request to respond to changing needs. Despite challenges such as political unrest, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the 2021 earthquake, AECOM maintained continuity of on-the-ground support to USAID, retaining the ability to increase scale and provide USAID with flexibility to address a wide variety of infrastructure initiatives.