AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHaiti 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. Food Security Support: FAO is backing 13,000 vulnerable households (about 65,000 people) in Artibonite, Centre, and Ouest with seeds and small livestock to help families restart local production amid acute food insecurity. Sexual Violence in Haiti: A new report highlights sexual and gender-based violence as a tool of criminal governance, citing 5,500+ SGBV incidents recorded in the first half of 2026, with 87% involving collective rape. Humanitarian Health Under Pressure: Displacement and overcrowding are driving disease risk; in flood-affected areas, officials report rising diarrhoea cases linked to unsafe water and sanitation. US Policy Impact on Haitian Health Workers: Haitian nurses and other healthcare workers in the US face job loss and deportation fears after TPS ends, adding strain to hospitals and nursing homes that rely on them. Local Safety and Accountability: A human rights group details security gaps around the Kenscoff massacre near Port-au-Prince, alleging institutional failures that may have limited killings.
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