Decree Establishing the Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning (CIAT)
Summary — The decree establishing the Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning, the body that produced most of the territorial and urban planning documents in this collection. It is the legal basis for the CIAT's mandate and its interministerial composition.
Key Findings
- The founding instrument of the institution behind most territorial and urban planning documents in this collection.
- Constituted as an interministerial committee under the Primature, not a directorate inside one ministry.
- That design explains both its cross-sectoral reach and its lack of command over the budget lines that would execute its plans.
Full Description
The CIAT is the institution behind the Haiti Tomorrow series, the regional plans for the Centre-Artibonite Loop and the North / North-East, the urban law compilation, the neighbourhood rehabilitation guide, the two journals and the land-law package. This is the instrument that created it. Its interministerial form is the substantive point: territorial planning in Haiti cuts across public works, agriculture, environment, planning and finance, and the CIAT was constituted as a committee spanning those ministries under the Primature rather than as a directorate inside any one of them. That design is also the source of the difficulty Michèle Oriol identifies elsewhere in this collection, that sectoral ministries decide their investments in isolation: a coordinating committee can produce a plan but does not command the budget lines that would execute it. Reading the founding decree alongside her critique shows the institutional problem at both ends.
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Arrêté de création du CIAT
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