The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) has recently focused on several key areas in Haiti, including social protection, rural development, education, energy, transportation, water, and sanitation, according to a document titled "IDB Support to Haiti," distributed at the 30th edition of Livres en folie.

Social Protection:
The document highlights that in 2023, 84,984 people, or 32,500 households, gained access to temporary employment through IDB-supported programs under the Economic and Social Assistance Fund (FAES). Additionally, 247,116 households, representing approximately 235,580 people, received unconditional cash transfers, with 58,000 households benefiting from this aid during the year. There were also 484 small projects completed, including 281 in 2023, as part of the wage-based work activities.