$6.5M international port opens as ‘beacon of hope’ for southern Haiti’s economic renewal

The Saint-Louis du Sud International Port’s success depends on completing surrounding infrastructure projects, including a seven-kilometer access road to Les Figuiers. At the same time,without improved security on the national scale, the port’s potential to drive economic growth may remain unrealized. . The post $6.5M international port opens as ‘beacon of hope’ for southern Haiti’s economic renewal appeared first on The Haitian Times. $6.5M international port opens as ‘beacon of hope’ for southern Haiti’s economic renewal was first posted on […]

2025-01-29 4

Business & Tech

Black-owned small businesses more optimistic about 2025 economic outlook

Black-owned small businesses are optimistic about 2025, citing growth opportunities, hiring plans, and funding strategies amid ongoing challenges. The post Black-owned small businesses more optimistic about 2025 economic outlook appeared first on The Haitian Times. Black-owned small businesses more optimistic about 2025 economic outlook was first posted on January 22, 2025 at 4:59 pm.

2025-01-22 6

Economy

6 key takeaways from Haiti’s economic decline since 2018

Haiti’s economy has been steeply declining for six years straight, with no growth recorded since 2018. Minister of Economy and Finance Alfred Fils Métellus outlines the causes, consequences, and proposed solutions to reverse the trend. The post 6 key takeaways from Haiti’s economic decline since 2018 appeared first on The Haitian Times. 6 key takeaways from Haiti’s economic decline since 2018 was first posted on January 17, 2025 at 10:28 am.

2025-01-17 5

Economy

Haiti reopens Port-au-Prince airport as FAA ban nears expiration

Haiti’s main airport reopened on Dec. 11, following a month-long closure caused by gang violence. The reopening coincides with the FAA ban’s impending expiration, though airlines remain hesitant to resume flights. The post Haiti reopens Port-au-Prince airport as FAA ban nears expiration appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti reopens Port-au-Prince airport as FAA ban nears expiration was first posted on December 11, 2024 at 2:13 pm.

2024-12-11 5

Economy

How Donald Trump’s Mass Deportations and Tariffs Would Impact New York City’s Economy

Mass deportations and tariffs proposed by Trump could shrink New York City’s economy, affecting workforce numbers and consumer spending, say economists. The post How Donald Trump’s Mass Deportations and Tariffs Would Impact New York City’s Economy appeared first on The Haitian Times. How Donald Trump’s Mass Deportations and Tariffs Would Impact New York City’s Economy was first posted on November 6, 2024 at 11:20 am.

2024-11-06 12

Agriculture & Environment

Local farmers in Haiti’s Northeast strengthen nutrition and economy by supplying food to school canteens

The World Food Program, WFP, allows farmers to reinvest in their businesses, strengthens food security for Haitian communities, and promotes school attendance by providing students with nutritious meals. In many cases, schools without canteens see lower attendance and retention rates, as hungry children struggle to concentrate or must stay home to help their families with food needs. The post Local farmers in Haiti’s Northeast strengthen nutrition and economy by supplying food to school canteens appeared first on The Haitian Times. […]

2024-10-28 5

Economy

Haïti’s women demand government support for modern agriculture on World Day of Rural Women

In the sun-baked village of Passe-Catabois, in Haiti’s Northwest department, women gathered on Oct. 15 to mark the World Day of Rural Women, an event aimed at highlighting the critical role of women in rural communities. While the focus was on creating more inclusive policies and support for women toward sustainable development, the elephant in the room was hard to ignore: access to modern tools and equipment. The post Haïti’s women demand government support for modern agriculture on World Day […]

2024-10-23 6

Economy

Farmers in Haiti fail to maintain trade amidst gang tolls and blockades, prices continue to soar

The impact of armed gangs controlling vital routes in Haiti’s Northwest has left suppliers in crisis, with farmers, traders, retailers and consumers alike feeling the strain. The post Farmers in Haiti fail to maintain trade amidst gang tolls and blockades, prices continue to soar appeared first on The Haitian Times. Farmers in Haiti fail to maintain trade amidst gang tolls and blockades, prices continue to soar was first posted on October 10, 2024 at 8:05 am.

2024-10-10 6

Economy

Haiti’s northeast Maribaroux Plain irrigation canal sparks economic growth and agricultural revival

Local farmers and key stakeholders in the region have recommended several crucial measures to fully capitalize on the significant investment in the Massacre River irrigation canal. The post Haiti’s northeast Maribaroux Plain irrigation canal sparks economic growth and agricultural revival appeared first on The Haitian Times. Haiti’s northeast Maribaroux Plain irrigation canal sparks economic growth and agricultural revival was first posted on July 31, 2024 at 1:54 pm.

2024-07-31 3

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