Completed project

Resilient Productive Territories (RPT-2)

Haiti
Sustainable and Inclusive EconomiesClimate solutions and biodiversityFood systems
October 2022 to March 2024
Consortium partner

Alliance Agricole Internationale (CECI, SOCODEVI and UPA DI), Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Rural Development (MARNDR) and Ministry of the Environment (ME)

The Resilient Productive Territories (RPT) project is a Government of Haiti initiative in the fight against climate change, jointly led by the MARNDR and the Ministry of the Environment. The project is being implemented in four areas of the Nippes Department in Haiti.

The International Agricultural Alliance (made up of the three Canadian NGOs CECI, SOCODEVI and UPA DI) was selected by the MARNDR through a competitive process as a Service Provider Operator (SPO). Its mandate is to deliver agricultural incentives and establish Farmer Field Schools in the watersheds of Bondeau, Petite Rivière de Nippes, Rivière Froide and the Baconnois area (Nippes Department), as part of investments in resilient and sustainable agriculture and ecosystems.

Objective

Strengthen the resilience of rural communities

to climate change and natural disasters by improving agricultural productivity and protecting natural resources.

Results that count

Food security and rural recovery

8,836

farmers registered Including 3,791 women (42.9%) enrolled in the national registry.

107,330

people reached indirectly

19

information and awareness sessions bringing together 2,295 farmers, including 39.7% women.

8,316

georeferenced plots of which 3,616 (43.48%) are owned by women.

2,064 hectares

of land supported through incentives including 323.53 hectares during the 2022-2023 winter agricultural season and 1,740.47 hectares during the 2023 spring season.

7,089

farmers received agricultural incentives including 3,071 women (43.32%) who benefited during the 2022-2023 winter and 2023 spring agricultural seasons.

Our partners

Thank you to our financial, consortium and implementation partners, without whom this project would not be possible.

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