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(2007) CRS - Haiti’s Development Needs and a Statistical Overview of Conditions of Poverty

(2007) CRS - Haiti’s Development Needs and a Statistical Overview of Conditions of Poverty

Congressional Research Service (CRS) 2007 29 pages
Summary — This report analyzes Haiti's development needs and the efforts by the Haitian government, the United States, and foreign donors to address them. It examines the current situation, priority areas for development, and the Interim Cooperation Framework (ICF) as a basis for a long-term Poverty Reduction Strategy. The report also provides a statistical overview of poverty conditions in Haiti.
Key Findings
Full Description
This Congressional Research Service report provides an analysis of Haiti's development needs, examining the current situation and the efforts of the Haitian government, the United States, and foreign donors to meet those needs. It addresses priority areas for Haitian development and discusses the Interim Cooperation Framework (ICF), an international assistance strategy developed to address Haiti's short-term needs following the collapse of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide's government. The report also examines the Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy (PRS) for 2007-2009 and the development of a long-term Poverty Reduction Plan. A significant portion of the report is dedicated to a statistical overview of poverty conditions in Haiti, using data related to political governance, economic stability, access to basic services, and other key indicators to illustrate the challenges to sustainable development.
Topics
EconomyGovernanceSocial ProtectionHealth
Geography
National
Time Coverage
2004 — 2007
Keywords
Haiti, development, poverty, poverty reduction strategy, Interim Cooperation Framework, economic growth, governance, aid, statistics, Millennium Development Goals
Entities
Jean-Bertrand Aristide, René Préval, U.S. Agency for International Development, USAID, International Monetary Fund, IMF, World Bank, United Nations, MINUSTAH