The Haitian National Coalition for the Environment is a network for individuals and groups actively working to renew and protect Haiti’s environment.
Welcome to the new and improved website for the Haitian National Coalition for the Environment. If you would like to view this website in Haitian Creole, click www.anviwonmanayiti.org. On this site you can: Connect with people actively renewing the environment Find organizations and/or individuals working in a particular region of Haiti, or with an expertise or resource... »
Haiti has a long history of socio-economic fragility. Following a period of crisis, in 2004 the United Nations intervened, creating MINUSTAH which successfully established credible security and progressively extended it throughout the country. On this base of security democratic politics was re-launched, including peaceful... »
Haitian National Coalition for the Environment Kowalisyon Nasyonal pou Anviwonman Ayisyen (KNAA) Meeting for the Artibonite, Gros Morne 10-12 June 2008 Welcome Father Nesly Jean Jacques: I am very happy to welcome you here today. I never forget two powerful things. First, the way that people who come to stay... »
Excerpts from the Peasant Movement of Papaye (MPP) 35th Annual Congress 4. On the issue of food security: Haiti was a self-sufficient country in terms of food. Haitian peasants always produced... »
A new alternative charcoal briquette developed by a professor from MIT has been introduced in southern Haiti. Professor Amy Smith and her students have created an alternative that is... »
Biofuels have been a hot topic in the news this week, especially in the U.S. What is your opinion about the pursuit of biofuels in Haiti? First of all, there... »
