AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLocal Public Finance: Haiti’s Treasury and Public Accounting Directorate (DGTCP) is moving from plans to work on a new accounting framework for local authorities, with Port-au-Prince and several municipalities discussing expenditure/revenue workflows, chart of accounts, IT tools, and oversight by the Court of Auditors. Humanitarian Support: FAES has distributed 30,500 school kits to vulnerable families across five departments, including 6,500 in Fort-Liberté and 7,500 in Vaudreuil/Cap-Haïtien, to help households meet back-to-school costs. Emergency Services Capacity: Haiti’s National Ambulance Center (CAN) is reorganizing its system across departments to improve emergency call reception and coordination, alongside planned investment in medical equipment. Security & Elections: CARICOM’s Eminent Persons Group says Haiti is making progress toward December 13 elections but warns new candidate documentation rules and a weak voter registration process could complicate the timeline, while violence and delays in deploying the Gang Suppression Force remain major risks. Diaspora/US Policy Impact: Haitian TPS holders in the U.S. are facing fear and uncertainty after TPS revocations, with reporting highlighting families’ concerns about detention and deportation. International Diplomacy: The U.S. has sent Senate nominations including an ambassadorial post for Haiti, as Washington fills several vacant missions.
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