Le Nouvelliste: What is the situation of DINEPA in this context of insecurity?

Eng. Théophil Ostinvil: Like all other institutions in the country, DINEPA is suffering the consequences of the deterioration of the country’s security environment, particularly in the Metropolitan Region of Port-au-Prince (RMPP). The inability of staff and technicians to travel, as well as the inaccessibility of various DINEPA sites, are among the main challenges.

LN: Do you have access to your pumping stations in gang-controlled areas?

Eng. Théophil Ostinvil: A significant number of pumping stations in the RMPP are inaccessible due to armed groups preventing the delivery of services to the population as intended.