A Strategy for Haitian Prosperity
Summary — This presentation by Professor Michael E. Porter outlines a strategy for improving Haiti's economic competitiveness and achieving prosperity. It emphasizes the need for a coherent strategy, leveraging the country's strengths, and overcoming weaknesses through careful prioritization and collaboration.
Key Findings
- Haiti can achieve higher economic growth by improving its competitiveness.
- Success requires a coherent strategy leveraging the country's strengths.
- International assistance must support Haiti's strategy rather than donor priorities.
- Building the capability and unleashing the initiative of citizens is crucial for success.
- Haiti has numerous existing and emerging clusters, but most have limited depth.
Full Description
This presentation by Professor Michael E. Porter from Harvard Business School provides an overview of Haiti's economic performance and proposes a strategy for achieving prosperity through improved competitiveness. The presentation covers Haiti's economic performance, the competitiveness framework, Haiti's competitive position, and recommendations for moving towards an overall economic strategy. It emphasizes the importance of a coherent strategy that leverages the country's strengths, overcomes weaknesses, and fosters collaboration among stakeholders. The presentation also highlights the need for Haiti to take control of its future and build trust among its citizens to move the country forward.