INFRASTRUCTURE
​Infrastructure is critical for the country’s ability to compete in the global economy in Haiti. In that sense, ports and logistics, highway and electricity generation projects are the most important for country growth. Priorities vary across Haiti, but in general these are seen as the critical sectors.
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​Pursue large-scale recruitment programs in public administration, equally open to well-qualified Haitians inside and outside the country, to promote transfer of knowledge by immediately bringing several hundred Haitians from abroad for periods of up to ten years, perhaps starting with one- to three-year commitments, coupled with sound communication and compensatory policies to avoid tensions inside state institutions.
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​Maximise use of remittances through better access to financial services and credit and finance literacy programs, and intensify efforts to improve the investment climate in terms of infrastructure, property protection and economic security.
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​Set up an interministerial task force to prepare a law on labour force migration and negotiate bilateral agreements to better control migrations flows with countries hosting the largest Haitian populations.