FAES Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2024-2025
- FAES executed 64 percent of its FY2024-2025 budget, disbursing 9.45 billion gourdes out of 14.76 billion gourdes.
- Public Treasury financing supplied 60 percent of disbursements and IDB financing 40 percent, while Kuwait and Taiwan were marginal or zero in total disbursement shares.
- The report highlights more than 218,000 food and hygiene kits, 48 community restaurants, and cash transfers to nearly 250,000 vulnerable households.
- Staff rose to 327 employees by 30 September 2025, including 112 women and 215 men.
- Several programs show gaps between financial and technical progress, including HA-J0005, RE-28 schools, Kuwait/FNE, HA-J0007 and Kore Pep/Taiwan.
- The operating context remained difficult, with 4.9 million people affected by food insecurity, nearly 80 percent of the metropolitan area under armed-group influence and high inflation for basic goods.
The FAES annual report for fiscal year 2024-2025 reviews the institution's financing, staffing, program execution, operational results, impacts, budget execution and perspectives through 30 September 2025. It reports 9.45 billion gourdes disbursed from a 14.76 billion gourde budget, with the last quarter accounting for most disbursement acceleration. The report describes FAES programs financed by the Treasury, IDB, Kuwait and Taiwan, including safety nets, food-security support, community restaurants, hot meals, food and hygiene kits, cash transfers, school rehabilitation, local infrastructure, social services and support to displaced and vulnerable households. It also discusses major execution gaps between financial and physical progress across programs.
How to cite
Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES); Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), FAES Annual Report, Fiscal Year 2024-2025, https://mef.gouv.ht/storage/app/uploads/public/695/577/b45/695577b45b8c1203284687.pdf