Renewable Energy for Jobs: Haiti’s Belle-Anse municipal maritime fishing center was renovated with a 35 m³ solar cold-storage system (PV panels, lithium batteries, inverter), aiming to cut post-harvest losses and raise fishermen’s incomes, backed by a new social enterprise trained in financial management. Rural Electrification: BMPAD is pushing a Solar Electrification Program for Essential Public Services to install autonomous PV systems in rural public schools, health centers, and Haitian National Police sub-stations—targeting more reliable services and less regional inequality. Climate-Resilience Investments: The Environment Minister’s South-East tour highlighted GCCA+ projects including a national park herbarium/governance office, a solar-powered school computer room, and the same solar cold-storage fishing center. Entrepreneur Support: The Ministry of Commerce and Industry published the PAPEJ beneficiary list for the West Department, naming young entrepreneurs across processing, maintenance, sewing, bakeries, laundry, crafts, and fish-related projects. Elections Move Forward: Haiti’s CEP approved 316 of 320 political parties for long-delayed elections, rejecting four groups and keeping the process moving amid ongoing uncertainty. US TPS Shockwave: In the US, Haitian TPS work permits were extended briefly (to July 24), but DHS guidance also signals broader job disruptions as protections are set to end—raising new pressure for Haitian workers and employers.