The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is an independent agency that provides economic, development and humanitarian assistance around the world in support of the foreign policy goals of the United States.

Click on specific links for information about Action Plan for National Recovery and Development of Haiti; Work in Haiti; Business Partnerships; Employment; Government of Haiti Action Plan; and Events.

For USAID in Washington, click here.

Go to USAID – Haiti’s Website

FER was created in July 24, 2003 by the Haitian State to oversee sustainable development in Haiti by establishing a systematic policy planning and programming of road maintenance, and assessing the financial means to achieve their goals annually. This entity is composed of the following jurisdictions: Board of Directors; Management; Administrative and Financial; and Operations.

Click on the specific links for: FAQ, Internal Structure and Website version in Creole

Contact
Fonds d’Entretien Routier (FER)
Boite Postale 13337, Delmas
27, Rue T. Louverture via Delmas 33
Au local du Laboratoire National du Batiment et des Travaux Publics (LNBTP)
Phone: (509) 2246 -9238 / (509) 2246- 9234 / (509) 2246 -9249 / (509) 2514 -2554
Email: fer@fer.gouv.ht or visit their contact page

Website supports French and Creole languages.
Go to Fonds d’Entretien Routier’s Website

The National Port Authority (APN) is an independent commercial organization under the supervision of the Ministry of Economy and Finance. Its primary mission is to provide port services to ships, shipping agents and other port users of Haiti. APN follows the recommendations and guidance of the Board of Directors and, at the behest of General Management, manages all port facilities of the Republic relative to their daily operations. APN has jurisdiction to coordinate with other state agencies for any measures conducive to access and port activities; establish, review and strengthen, if necessary the rules and procedures for efficient cost management and lease of all ports; establish rates, fees, regulations for all ports including those managed by private companies; and provide security services in port areas under its jurisdiction and more.

Click on the specific links for organization structure, shipping agencies, shipping agent, APN partners, listing of private docks, certified ports, ports of cabotage, international port of Cap-Haitien, international port of Port-au-Prince, protocol for import/export, listing of vessels & docks.

Contact:
Autorite Portuaire Nationale
Boulevard, La Saline, P.O. Box 616
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 3701-5372
Fax: (509) 3701-5374
Email: Visit their contact page
Radio: Capitainerie du Port VHF Frequence 156.6 Khz ou Canal 12 VHF Frequence 156.8 Khz ou Canal 16

Website supports French language.
Go to Autorité Portuaire Nationale’s Website

The Interministerial Committee for Regional Development (CIAT) was created on January 30, 2008 and is chaired by the Prime Minister. CIAT’s mission is to define government policy on land use, protection and watershed management, water management, sanitation, planning and equipment. The following ministries are part of the committee: Ministry of Interior and Local Authorities, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Public Works, Transport and Communications and Environment.

Click on the links for their structure, projects, publications, partners & members of CIAT, digital library.

Contact for Mailing Address:
Comite Interministeriel d’Amenagement du Territoire
12, Rue Pacot, (HT6110)
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2519-0096 / 0095 / 0094 / 0093
Email: info@ciat.gouv.ht or visit contact page

Website supports French language.
Go to Comité Interministériel d’Aménagement du Territoire’s Website

The National Identification Office’s tasks are to keep the National Identification Registry; receive requests for National Identification Cards; issue and renew the National Identification Cards; work with the Haitian Institute of Statistics and Information (IHSI) for the population census; and perform any other duties assigned by law and collaborate with the Electoral Council for the listing of electoral institutions.

Click on the links for ONI offices in different departments of Haiti, guide for identification, guide for civil registry, and population registry.

Contact:
General secretariat: (509) 2944-2392
Technical service: (509) 2944-2396
Reception desk: (509) 2944-2398
Email: Send an online message

Website supports French language.
Go to Office National d’Identification’s Website

AGD provides information on taxes, imports & exports fees and rules, protocol in sending merchandises and dealing with customs and more.

There are about 17 offices of customs located in different regions of Haiti such as Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haitien, Fort-Liberte, Jeremie, Jacmel, Cayes, Miragoane and others.

- For a list of the customs offices (bureau de douane) located in different regions of Haiti, click here.

- To get access to the different departments serving the customs offices in Haiti, (bureau de douane) click here.

This website supports French language only.
Go to Administration Generale Des Douanes’ Website

The Fund for Economic and Social Assistance (FAES), created in 1990 by Presidential Decree, is an independent, public, financial institution that is supervised by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). FAES’s mission is to support disadvantaged communities in developing their capabilities, to create a common vision of their future by providing those communities with the necessary support to their building and financing of priority projects. Click on links for their organization structure, annual reports, quarterly newsletter and registration form.

Focus areas: Education, Health, Nutrition, Social assistance, Microfinance, Agriculture, Arts, Environment & transportation and drinking water, Fishing, Housing and Sanitation.

Contact
Fonds d’Assistance Economique et Sociale
Central Office
Delmas 75 #1
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2813-1253 / (509) 2513-9360
Email: directiongenerale@faes.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Twitter: @FAESHAITI
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/faeshaiti

Website supports French language
Go to Fonds d’Assistance Economique et Sociale’s Website.

The Interim Electoral Council is an independent institution responsible for organizing and overseeing all electoral operations in all regions of Haiti. They handle elections for the country’s President, Senate, Town Councils, Municipal Councils, Deputies and more.

For CEP’s organizational structure, click here. For electoral’s list information, click here. For voter information, click here.

Contact:
Conseil Electoral Provisoire
72, Rue Stephen Archer
Pétion-Ville, Haiti

Website supports French language.
Go to Conseil Electoral Provisoire’s Website

The National Directorate of Water Supply and Sanitation also known as DINEPA is committed to enforcing the state policy in the sector of drinking water and sanitation. They focus in 3 areas: development of the EPA at the national level, sector regulation and control of actors.

Click on specific links for DINEPA full description, DINEPA strategies, annual reports, documents on water technicalities, other institutions for water supply, and information about wash cluster Haiti

Contact:
DINEPA
Angle rue Metellus et Route Ibo lélé, No 4, HT 6140
Pétion-Ville, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2256-4770 / (509) 2513-2078 / (509) 2940-0873
Email: communication@dinepa.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dinepa

Website supports French language.
Go to Direction Nationale de l’Eau Potable et de l’Assainissement’s Website.

The Ministry of Haitians Living Abroad is an entity in charge of promoting the importance and value of the Haitian Diaspora in the economical and social life of the country. It is seen as a platform of information facilitating liaison, coordination and integration of all actions undertaken among the different Haitian communities overseas and within the same communities of the Diaspora.

For MHAVE news, click here. For their programs, click here. For Haiti’s profile, click here.

Contact:
Ministère des Haïtiens Vivant à l’Etranger

8, Avenue Jean Paul II
Turgeau, Haïti

HT 6113
Phone: (509) 2245-1116 / (509) 2255-9982
Fax: (509) 2245-0287
Email: info@mhave.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DanielS509
Twitter: @mhave_info

Website supports French language.
Go to Ministre des Haitiens Vivant a l’Etranger’s Website.

The Ministry of Haitians Living Abroad is an entity in charge of promoting the importance and value of the Haitian Diaspora in the economical and social life of the country. It is seen as a platform of information facilitating liaison, coordination and integration of all actions undertaken among the different Haitian communities overseas and within the same communities of the Diaspora.

For MHAVE news, click here. For their programs, click here. For Haiti’s profile, click here.

Contact:
Ministère des Haïtiens Vivant à l’Etranger

87, Avenue Jean Paul II
Turgeau, Haïti

HT 6113
Phone: (509) 2245-1116
Fax: (509) 2245-0287
Email: info@mhave.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Twitter: @mhave_info

Website supports French language.
Go to Ministre des Haitiens Vivant a l’Etranger’s Website.

The Ministry of Tourism develops national policy for tourism in Haiti. Their goal is to promote Haiti’s tourism potential to the Haitian communities and foreigners so they can enjoy unique travel experiences during their stay in Haiti.

For travel documentation, click here. For the Bulletin of Tourism Statistics newsletter (BUST), click here. For other documents, click here. For website in French version, click here.

Contact:
Ministere du Tourisme – Headquarters
8, rue Légitime (Champs de Mars)
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2949-2010 / 2949-2011 / 2223-5633
Email: info@haititourisme.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Twitter: @TourismHaiti

Website supports French, English and Spanish languages.
Go to Ministere du Tourisme’s Website.

The Ministry of Tourism develops national policy for tourism in Haiti. Their goal is to promote Haiti’s tourism potential to the Haitian communities and foreigners so they can enjoy unique travel experiences during their stay in Haiti.

For travel documentation, click here. For the Bulletin of Tourism Statistics newsletter (BUST), click here. For other documents, click here. For website in French version, click here.

Contact:
Ministere du Tourisme – Headquarters
8, rue Légitime (Champs de Mars)
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2949-2010 / 2949-2011 / 2223-5633
Email: info@haititourisme.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Twitter: @TourismHaiti

Website supports French, English and Spanish languages.
Go to Ministere du Tourisme’s Website.

The Ministry of Public Health and Population is an Executive entity responsible to formulate and execute policy for the National Public Health in Haiti. Their functions include: coordinating all health interventions (national & foreign) prior implementation; supervising private and public institutions’ work in public health; setting regulations in the construction, expansion and repair of health care facilities; making decisions and supervising health activities related to conventions, protocols and agreements; and controlling any disease outbreak and much more.

For details on their work, click here. For MSPP’s organizational structure, click here. For listing of central departments, click here. For their contact information in different departments, click here. For statistical information, click here. To access “Plan Interimaire du Secteur Santé” document, click here.

Contact:
Ministere de la Sante Publique et de la Population
111, Rue Saint Honoré
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Email: info@mspp.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Hours of operation: 8am – 4pm

Website supports French language.
Go to Ministere de la Sante Publique et de la Population’s Website.

The Ministry of Public Health and Population is an Executive entity responsible to formulate and execute policy for the National Public Health in Haiti. Their functions include: coordinating all health interventions (national & foreign) prior implementation; supervising private and public institutions’ work in public health; setting regulations in the construction, expansion and repair of health care facilities; making decisions and supervising health activities related to conventions, protocols and agreements; and controlling any disease outbreak and much more.

For details on their work, click here. For MSPP’s organizational structure, click here. For listing of central departments, click here. For their contact information in different departments, click here. For statistical information, click here. To access “Plan Interimaire du Secteur Santé” document, click here.

Contact:
Ministere de la Sante Publique et de la Population
111, Rue Saint Honoré
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Email: info@mspp.gouv.ht or visit their contact page
Hours of operation: 8am – 4pm

Website supports French language.
Go to Ministere de la Sante Publique et de la Population’s Website.

MFK is a non-profit corporation in the United States and a registered non-governmental organization in Haiti whose mission is to save the lives of Haiti’s malnourished children and other vulnerable people. Their work consists of developing, producing, and distributing highly nutritious foods, including the gold-standard Ready-to-Use Therapeutic Food (RUTF) right in Haiti. Introduced in Haiti in 2003 by Dr Wolff, founder of MFK, Haitians call the RUTF product “Medika Mamba” or “Peanut Butter Medicine” in Creole. Their factory based in Haiti provides job opportunities for many locals.

Areas of service: Nutrition, Agriculture, Economic Development

Go to Meds & Food For Kids’ Website

Founded in 1988, HOPEH is a nonprofit, spiritual, organization committed to strengthening the lives of Haitians residing in the Juampas, a village situated near the City of Lascahobas, in the North East part of Haiti. HOPEH is the only NGO working in Juampas and provides the villagers with education, medical care, and clean water program. Click the specific links for their current programs, needs, volunteer travel package, and how to get involved.

Projects location: Juampas

Focus areas: Primary school (grades 1 to 6), Medical clinic, Dental clinic, Soup kitchen project, Water filtration projects with the Carroll Country Haiti Mission Project (CCHMP), Mosquito netting project.

Go to Haitian Organization Program for Education and Health’s Website

Founded in 1988, HOPEH is a nonprofit, spiritual, organization committed to strengthening the lives of Haitians residing in the Juampas, a village situated near the City of Lascahobas, in the North East part of Haiti. HOPEH is the only NGO working in Juampas and provides the villagers with education, medical care, and clean water program. Click the specific links for their current programs, needs, volunteer travel package, and how to get involved.

Projects location: Juampas

Focus areas: Primary school (grades 1 to 6), Medical clinic, Dental clinic, Soup kitchen project, Water filtration projects with the Carroll Country Haiti Mission Project (CCHMP), Mosquito netting project.

Go to Haitian Organization Program for Education and Health’s Website

Debuted in 1991, GARR is made of a group of associations and nongovernmental organizations to offer online news coverage on immigration issues and Haitian Rights mainly in the Dominican Republic and elsewhere. Information is given in French, Creole and Spanish.

For breaking news, click here. For their agenda, click here.

Contact:
Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatries & Refugies

69, Rue Christ-Roi
P.O. Box 19273

Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Phone: (509) 2244-4965/ 2244-4977 / 2245-6525
Email : info@garrhaiti.org (for website only)


Go to Groupe d’Appui aux Rapatries & Refugies’ Website.

Non-profit medical relief organization committed to providing orthopedic care in Haiti. Their goal is to create a network of sustainable rehabilitation clinics throughout rural Haiti run by local PRH trained Haitians.

Areas of service: Orthopedic care, Prosthetics, Orthotics, Physical Therapy, Casting and Wound Care, and Surgery

Targeted area in Haiti: St. Louis du Nord, Haiti

Phoenix Rising for Haiti (PRH)
P.O. Box 7497
Phoenix, AZ 85011-7497
Phone: (480) 402-0774
Fax: (480) 515-1199
Email: info@phoenixrisingforhaiti.org or visit their contact page

Go to Phoenix Rising for Haiti’s Website.