Pay-for-Results Sustainability Strategy for Haiti
- The HIF should coordinate with local communities to identify urgent needs and develop systemic interventions.
- Private sector partnerships are crucial to the success of outcome-based financing.
- To engage governments, the HIF should offer capacity building at the local level and incentivize officials to prioritize outcomes.
- The HIF can collaborate with stakeholders to develop systematic interventions that address local needs and priorities.
- Blended financing models can promote sustainability and attract private sector investment.
This report focuses on developing a sustainability strategy for the Haiti Impact Facility (HIF), an outcome-based financing model designed to transform Haiti's cycle of aid dependency. The HIF, an initiative of the Inter-American Development Bank Innovation Lab (IDB Lab), aims to create a more efficient development process with tangible results. The report provides data-based strategic recommendations to orient the financing mechanism, including an overview of the Haitian context and the HIF, a discussion of research methodologies, lessons learned from similar impact facilities, and research on the potential of the Haitian diaspora as financiers and champions of the facility.
How to cite
IDB Lab; Levoca, 2023, Pay-for-Results Sustainability Strategy for Haiti, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/idb-lab-2023-pay-results-sustainability