FAES en Action No. 0002: Year in Review 2025
- The 2025 review presents FAES activity as concentrated on food security, social protection, health, education and community infrastructure for vulnerable groups.
- PUM reported large food-kit, hygiene-kit, water-recipient, hot-meal, community-restaurant and cash-transfer activities during 2024-2025.
- FAES reported more than 53,000 vulnerable families reached by unconditional cash transfers and 156,039 schoolchildren's parents reached through separate transfers.
- The safety-net program reported non-conditional transfers to 34,975 vulnerable households and 77 cash-for-work projects, with 7,392 family heads receiving employment.
- Health activities included Gheskio and Zanmi Lasante support, with medical acts, technical medical acts, public-health activities and enrolled beneficiaries.
- The publication frames the IDB partnership as central, citing five operations in execution or start-up valued at 300 million US dollars.
FAES en Action No. 0002 is a year-end 2025 review marking FAES's 35 years of service to communities. The publication summarizes FAES activities during 2024-2025 across health, education, social assistance and infrastructure, with emphasis on vulnerable households, internally displaced people, schoolchildren, community restaurants, mobile canteens, food and hygiene kits, cash transfers, health support, resilience projects and IDB-backed social-sector operations. It also includes messages from Director General Serge Gabriel Collin and a discussion of FAES's partnership with the IDB, including five operations in execution or start-up.
How to cite
Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES), FAES en Action No. 0002: Year in Review 2025, https://faes.gouv.ht/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Journal-Bilan-Annuel-2024-2025-3.pdf