In rural Haiti, wealth is measured in pigs. Owning a pig means your children get health care and go to school. Help families rise out of poverty by buying a pig for them to raise.
Trees, Water & People will help Haitian families displaced by the earthquake rebuild their lives by providing fuel-efficient Rocket stoves to cook safely for their families and save money.
"Feeding Families" is a sustainable farm project to help 500 families address hunger in Haiti through vegetable gardens, fruit tree plantings, and the breeding of goats, rabbits and chickens.
Zanmi Lasante/PIH fights childhood malnutrition by producing Ready To Use Therapeutic Foods, enrolling kids in a food supplement program, and providing nutritious school lunches.
Partners In Health and its sister organization Zanmi Lasante are responding to the earthquake, providing medical care in the Central Plateau, Artibonite Department, and in Port-au-Prince.
Lambi fund will first help members of peasant groups get food and essentials for their families and to re-establish their lives, but will also be working toward the country's long term development.
Oxen plow fields, haul cargo, thresh grain, and significantly raise the productivity of land. Most Haitians cultivate crops with hand plows and think owning an expensive ox is a mere dream.
Help Haitians recover from the January earthquake by building local humanitarian skills and knowledge and improve the country's capacity to respond to crisis.
EVI focuses on Haiti's Vetiver industry to support the adoption of sustainable practices, increased incomes for farmers, and application of renewable energy technologies throughout the sector.
Haiti
Economic Development
Climate Change (GG Green)
Children
Health
Disaster Recovery
