AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoOAS Support Mission: A high-level OAS delegation led by Secretary General Albert R. Ramdin is expected in Haiti Aug. 16–19, with CARICOM, PAHO, the UN, World Bank and IDB among partners, aiming to back stability, governance, elections, humanitarian needs and long-term development. Nutrition & Maternal Health: WFP in Pestel distributed vitamin- and mineral-fortified flour to 2,000+ families to support children and pregnant or breastfeeding women amid food insecurity. Dialysis Access: In Les Cayes, the PM visited OFATMA’s dialysis unit and announced a major cost cut for sessions (15,000 to 5,000 gourdes), with plans to reduce costs further and new equipment coming. Electoral Services: Haiti’s CEP says 65 operational registration centers in the West, including new Port-au-Prince-area sites, are open for voters to register using national ID. Immigration Health Fallout (US): After TPS changes, Haitian communities in the US face added stress and barriers tied to enforcement—reports include ankle monitors and passport seizures in Ohio—raising concerns for wellbeing and access to care.
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