The UN Security Council "expresses its concern regarding reports of misappropriation, malfeasance, and corruption of public resources, which pose a risk to the peace, security, and stability of Haiti," states resolution 2831 (2026), adopted by the Security Council during its 10241st meeting on October 14, 2026, renewing for 13 months the mandate of the Group of Experts, authors of a recent explosive report.

The Security Council "emphasizes that individuals engaging directly or indirectly in criminal activities or violence involving armed groups and criminal networks, or engaging in activities destabilizing Haiti through the exploitation or illicit trade of natural resources, may be added to the sanctions list," according to this resolution, which did not provide specific details on acts of corruption involving public resources.