Haiti is one of six Fast-Track countries under the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty, benefiting from a framework designed to guide the development of a nationally led plan to reduce hunger, alleviate poverty and strengthen climate resilience. The Fast-Track approach provides a structured pathway for aligning development and climate finance, moving beyond fragmented interventions toward coordinated, accountable action at scale.
Haiti demonstrates how quickly child vulnerability intensifies when insecurity, climate stress and economic fragility intersect. A more robust global dialogue on financing, paired with tighter coordination under the Alliance’s leadership, is essential to scale solutions that break the cycle of poverty for children.