Strategies for Mobilising National and International Public Resources: Stocktaking and Prospects
- Puts the public financing required at about US$2,190 million by the horizon it sets, against growth that has not reached the 7 to 8 percent a year the development objective requires.
- Records real GDP growth falling to 0.81 percent a year under the economic embargo, with private investment averaging minus 3.02 percent a year.
- Frames the resource question demographically: 54 percent of the population is under 25 and 31 percent is between 10 and 24, so the financing need is driven by a young population entering the labor market.
- Works from a population of about 12 million and treats migrant remittances as a share of GDP alongside the external debt ratio.
The revenue-side companion to the 2023 development finance assessment: where that report maps all financing flows, this one concentrates on public resources, domestic tax and non-tax revenue and international public finance, and on the instruments that could raise them. It is the most detailed treatment of Haitian domestic resource mobilization the corpus holds outside the budget and TOFE series themselves, and it is worth reading against those for consistency of the fiscal numbers.
How to cite
Government of Haiti; United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), 2022, Strategies for Mobilising National and International Public Resources: Stocktaking and Prospects, https://www.undp.org/fr/haiti/publications/strategies-de-mobilisation-des-ressources-publiques-nationales-et-internationales-bilan-et-perspectives