Haiti's Recovery: Put the Money Where the Work Is
Fund local recovery directly. Pay verified police salaries into officers' accounts. Let the public track what was promised, paid, and delivered.
Read Article→Essays and fiscal/security policy frameworks by Jeff Frazier on Haiti's economic recovery, security architecture, and accountable governance—companion analysis to the Haiti Working Group and the Live Haiti Intelligence Monitor.
Fund local recovery directly. Pay verified police salaries into officers' accounts. Let the public track what was promised, paid, and delivered.
Read Article→Better tax collection is essential, but the economy must grow. Four practical proposals connect customs reform, reliable power, and business recovery.
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Our policy papers argue that local recovery funds should bypass discretionary political pools in the capital and flow directly against verified physical milestones. In the border village of Boucan Ferdinand, 250 core residents (~50 households, 1,200+ regional corridor reach) cut the mountain access road by hand, planted 70,000 nursery trees, and built a reinforced 356,600-gallon stone-and-concrete rainwater reservoir.