Anse-a-Pitre Communal Development Plan
- Frames Anse-a-Pitre as a border commune where local development depends on cross-border dynamics, public services, livelihoods and territorial management.
- Uses MPCE's communal-development-plan reference approach and Agenda 21 Local concepts.
- Includes gender-sensitive planning tools, climate-adaptation concerns and sustainable-development indicators.
- Maps local actors, public-service infrastructure, productive value chains and community vulnerabilities.
The plan provides a territorial diagnosis and investment framework for Anse-a-Pitre in the Sud-Est department, a border commune facing the Dominican Republic. It covers physical geography, settlement and land occupation, governance, local consultation mechanisms, public services, sanitation, productive value chains, disaster risk, climate adaptation, gender-sensitive planning and the role of local and deconcentrated actors in implementing communal development priorities.
How to cite
Government of Haiti; Mairie d'Anse-a-Pitre; AGLDT; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP); Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation (MPCE); CATEDEL; GOFICO, 2021, Anse-a-Pitre Communal Development Plan, https://gofico.net/docs/Politiques%C2%A0publiques/Pol-pub-loc/PCD%20Anse%20a%20Pitre_29%20Novembre%202021.pdf