AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoChild Nutrition Crisis: The UN warns Haiti’s child malnutrition is worsening, with 253,725 children (6–59 months) projected to face acute malnutrition from June 2026 to May 2027, including nearly 94,000 severe cases, as violence disrupts food, healthcare, and treatment access. Humanitarian Funding Gap: The nutrition sector under Haiti’s Humanitarian Response Plan needs US$41M but is under 20% funded (about US$7.5M received), with UNICEF/FAO/WFP urging urgent support. Food Security Support: FAO is backing 13,000 vulnerable households (~65,000 people) in Artibonite, Centre, and Ouest with seeds and small livestock to restore local food production amid the ongoing crisis. Sexual Violence in Conflict: A new report highlights 5,500 sexual and gender-based violence incidents in Haiti in the first half of 2026, with collective rape making up most cases, as gangs use SGBV to control communities. Massacre Accountability: A human rights group details security failures around the Kenscoff massacre near Port-au-Prince, citing institutional gaps and warning that earlier action could have limited killings. US Healthcare Pressure from TPS: US policy changes removing Haitian TPS are forcing healthcare workers into hiding and straining hospitals and nursing homes that rely on them. Water Safety Concern: Reports say drinking water in Haiti is contaminated with lead at alarming levels, raising serious health risks.
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