After having presented a first version of a roadmap for Haiti valued at 1.3 billion dollars that largely prioritized the humanitarian response, the Secretary General of the OAS on Wednesday presented a new version estimated at 2.6 billion dollars. However, the Haitian authorities still do not see themselves reflected in the document. Following Albert Ramdin’s presentation, Haiti’s Acting Representative to the OAS, Jean Josué Pierre, outlined the country’s priorities which, evidently, do not align with the roadmap...

The total estimated cost for the implementation of the OAS roadmap for Haiti from 2025 to 2028 is 2.6 billion dollars with five pillars of intervention: Security stabilization and peace restoration at an estimated cost of 1.336 billion dollars; Political consensus and governance support at an estimated cost of 8 million dollars; Electoral processes and institutional legitimacy at an estimated 104.1 million; Humanitarian response, 908.2 million; and Sustainable development and economic progress at an estimated 256.1 million dollars.