In-depth reporting on the places, people, and industries shaping Haiti — from the rice fields of the Artibonite to the streets of Cap-Haïtien and Jacmel, and the diaspora economy that connects them.
Every region of Haiti has a story of what is being built, revived, or reimagined.
Regions · Industries · People · Diaspora Connections
Once the "Paris of the Antilles," Cap-Haïtien possesses the history, geography, and cultural heritage to become Haiti's premier economic engine — if the investment follows.
A phased, accountability-driven roadmap applying Rwanda's model of governance, cleanliness, and diaspora investment to Haiti's northern capital.
An essay on what Rwanda's development model can — and cannot — teach Haiti about rebuilding governance, security, and enterprise from the ground up.
For centuries, the Artibonite Valley fed a nation. This is the full story of how Haiti lost its rice, and how it is fighting to reclaim it.
Where art, history, and the sea converge — Jacmel is a city of elemental beauty and a revelation for the Haitian diaspora and international travelers alike.
Over $4 billion flows to Haiti annually. A new generation of diaspora investors is channeling those funds beyond remittances and into real enterprise.
HAITIENRise is the verified giving platform built for the Haitian diaspora and friends of Haiti — every project inspected, every dollar tracked, every donation disbursed on a fixed schedule.