Protecting Human Rights in Haiti: Programme Report
Summary: PADF's report on its three-year USAID-funded human rights protection program in Haiti, covering assistance to victims of trafficking and organized violence and work on the legal framework.
Key Findings
- A three-year program of US$9.6 million, begun at US$6.4 million over three years plus US$2.3 million in cost-share.
- Over 16,000 beneficiaries served through partner organizations, including over 3,500 victims of trafficking and organized violence.
- Combines service delivery with work on the Government's trafficking legislation and enforcement.
Full Description
PADF's report on its three-year USAID-funded human rights protection program in Haiti, covering assistance to victims of trafficking and organized violence and work on the legal framework. It records what a protection program of this size actually delivered, with beneficiary counts against budget, which is the kind of accounting rarely available for human rights work.
How to cite
Pan American Development Foundation (PADF); United States Agency for International Development (USAID), 2011, Protecting Human Rights in Haiti: Programme Report, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/padf-2011-protecting-human-rights-haiti