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CECI-Haiti recognized in the 2026 Photo Contest
October 28, 2026A first award for CECI-Haiti thanks to a photo from the PARSA project, highlighting the tangible results of agricultural initiatives within communities.
The fruit of his work, in his hands
CECI-Haiti stood out in the 2026 Photo Contest by winning one of this year's awards. This recognition is a source of great pride for the entire team and highlights the concrete results of the initiatives carried out by the organization alongside Haitian communities.
The award-winning photo comes from the PARSA project and features Joseph Marius proudly holding bean pods from his harvest. This is a first for CECI-Haiti. The distinction reflects not only the quality of the initiatives implemented in the field, but also the importance of sharing results and showcasing the changes taking place within communities.
CECI-Haiti extends its sincere thanks to the entire PARSA project team for their contribution to this achievement, as well as to all colleagues who took the time to vote. It also congratulates the contest organizers for this valuable initiative aimed at highlighting the organization's achievements.
This success should also encourage project managers and their teams to continue sharing, in coordination with CECI-Haiti and the Communications Department, more photographs illustrating activities, results achieved, and the concrete changes experienced by participants. Every photo can tell a story, showcase an initiative, and demonstrate the impact of the organization's work.
The contribution of every project and every colleague is essential to sustaining this momentum and retaining this title in future editions of the contest.
When women take their place
It is also important to acknowledge the participation of the Koridò Vèt project, whose beautiful photograph highlighting women's leadership was among the contest finalists. This selection also reflects the richness of the initiatives carried out in the field and the importance of showcasing the contributions of the communities involved.
Let us continue telling, through images, the stories of those who make a difference in our communities.
