The Côte Sud Initiative and its government, community, and non-governmental partners have actively been pursuing activities across each of the programs of the CSI. Overviews of each of the sectors (Infrastructure, Energy, Marine, Tourism, Agriculture, Health and Education) are found below, and within each sector-specific factshet, which details the activities per sector from October 2011 until March 2012.
The CSI monitoring and evaluation (M&E) team and a large team of Haitian enumerators completed the data collection for the household survey, which began in November of 2011, visiting the final households on Ile à Vache off the coast of southern Haiti in mid‐February, 2012. The purpose of the household survey, which visited 1170 households across ten communes in the South Department, is to create a base of information on a wide variety of different factors of daily life in the CSI region. The data is now being cleaned and prepared for analysis in a baseline document.
The blacktop and gravel road from Port Salut to Tiburon is the infrastructural lifeline of over 120,000 residents who live in the southwestern area of the South Department.
As the Haiti Regeneration Initiative continues to gain momentum, we are proud to present our new website. This website is designed to be a tool for information sharing and a resource for anyone interested in learning more about Haiti and the work underway by the HRI and its partners. There is a wealth of information on the mandate and rationale behind the HRI and a critical view of the root causes of Haiti's current situation and the clearest pathways to positive development.
The blacktop and gravel road from Port Salut to Tiburon is the infrastructural lifeline of over 120,000 residents who live in the southwestern area of the South Department.
The Côte Sud Initiative has released its Q3 quarterly progress report for 2011. Highlights from the progress report include: