Synthesized for Congressional committees, diplomatic desks, and research institutes. Combining STIMPACK's on-the-ground Haitian operational presence with continuous open-source wire ingestion and quantitative power-topology modeling.
100% AI-Generated Open-Source Intelligence — Not Authored by STIMPACK Staff.
Automated 6-hour web & RSS ingestion across 16+ Haitian and international news feeds (Le Nouvelliste, AyiboPost, AlterPresse, Juno7, Rezo Nòdwès, Gazette Haïti, HaitiLibre, RFI, France24, Miami Herald, Reuters, AP), official UN Security Council / BINUH / OAS reporting, and Wikipedia/Wikidata public records.
Anthropic Claude Haiku 4.5 performs multi-lingual (French, Kreyòl, English) entity extraction, emerging political candidate discovery, and event triage; Claude Sonnet 4.6 calibrates auditable actor score deltas and synthesizes Executive SitReps without human editorial intervention.
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Diplomatic missions, congressional staff, and policy researchers can request institutional credentials to access our interactive CARTO + PostGIS Neighborhood & Corridor Control Map, 3 Quantitative Force & Fiscal Simulators, and Coalition Stability Calculator.
Interactive Policy Simulators & Decision-Support Portal
Explore STIMPACK's interactive decision-support suite built for diplomats, congressional staff, and researchers—combining real-time open-source intelligence with quantitative security, territorial, and coalition stability simulators:
Interactive geospatial control across 100 neighborhoods & highway choke-points (`/monitor/map`).
Force posture & fiscal recovery models (`/security-simulator`, `/tool`, `/tool2`).
Policy Explorer, Coalition Stability Calculator & Force-Directed Network (`/instruments`, `/coalitions`, `/power-map`).
109-page peer-reviewed Haiti Working Group framework & statutory annexes (`reports.stimpack.org`).
All dispatches, actor dossiers, and quantitative models are autonomously generated by STIMPACK AI systems from open-source reporting.
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See How Direct, Milestone-Verified Local Infrastructure Works on the Ground in Boucan Ferdinand
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.