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The World Bank In Haiti

Haiti is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters with more than 90 percent of the population at risk. Hurricane Matthew battered the south of Haiti on October 4, 2016, which was the most devastating disaster since the 2010 earthquake.

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COVID-19 and Sanitation in HAITI

As Haiti Braces for the COVID-19 Pandemic, Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Are More Important Than Ever

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The World Bank and COVID19 in haiti

Close collaboration while socially distant: a multi-sectoral response to COVID-19 in Haiti

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Sowing Seeds for COVID19 Resilience

COVID-19 increases the risk of food insecurity in Haiti. See how we're helping.

Haiti At-A-Glance

Haiti is extremely vulnerable to natural disasters with more than 90 percent of the population at risk. Last year, Hurricane Matthew battered the south of Haiti on October 4, 2016, which was the most devastating disaster since the 2010 earthquake. It caused damages equivalent to 32% of GDP. In the country’s Southern Peninsula the losses had a long-term impact on the livelihood of the affected communities.

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Rebuilding Energy Infrastructure and Access

This project aims to increase access to electricity for 600,000 people, promote renewable energy sources and improve the viability of the public power sector.

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