(2025-10) Public Investment Program (PIP), FY 2025-2026, final version adopted by the Council of Ministers
Summary — This document outlines the General Budget of the Republic of Haiti for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, detailing public investment programs across various sectors. It presents the allocation of national and external resources to projects aimed at modernizing administration, developing infrastructure, and strengthening social services. The total planned investment amounts to 109.9 billion Haitian Gourdes.
Key Findings
- Total public investment for 2025-2026 is projected at 109.9 billion HTG, with 63.179 billion HTG from external resources.
- Significant allocations are directed towards modernizing public administration and strengthening institutional capacities across various ministries.
- Major infrastructure projects are planned, including urban renovation, road construction, and energy production, notably in the transport and public works sectors.
- Substantial investments are earmarked for social sectors, particularly education and health, focusing on school infrastructure, professional training, and healthcare facility rehabilitation.
- Economic development is supported through programs in agriculture, tourism, and private sector investment, alongside initiatives for social protection and disaster risk reduction.
Full Description
This comprehensive report details the General Budget of the Republic of Haiti for the 2025-2026 fiscal year, specifically focusing on public investment programs. It provides a structured overview of planned expenditures across numerous ministries and sectors, including economic development, public administration, agriculture, environment, infrastructure, justice, security, education, health, social affairs, tourism, and culture. The document itemizes projects, their geographical localization, and the allocation of both public treasury and external financing, highlighting a strategic approach to national development.
The budget reflects a commitment to strengthening institutional capacities, improving essential public services, and fostering economic growth through targeted investments. Key areas of focus include urban and rural development, energy production, road networks, social protection, and human capital development. The report serves as a critical planning tool, illustrating the government's priorities and the financial mechanisms in place to achieve its development objectives for the specified fiscal period.
Notes
Series: PIP (Programme d'Investissements Publics), the initial adopted public investment budget book for FY2025-2026 (26 pages). Site card describes it as 'officiellement adoptée par le Conseil des Ministres' with no day-level approval date printed on the card or in the PDF body; the (2025-10) title prefix uses the FY2025-2026 start month as an approximation. Reached via the 'PIP adoptés' static document list (mpce.gouv.ht/programme_dinvestissements_publics_pip_adopte_26/), which links to a page rendering the PDF in a dflip flipbook viewer rather than a plain download link; the underlying PDF source path was extracted from the page's embedded JS options object.