Natural Resource Use

Manithe Laguerre opere yon sant resiklaj nan Site Soley ki vin kreye yon makèt pou boutey plastik (ke anvan te konn bouche kanal nan Site yo) atravè yon apwòch komèsyal pou fè riyèl nan Site Soley yo vin pi pwòp.    

SOFABS se yon gwoup fanm ki trè aktiv nan mobilizasyon pou yon pakèt bagay ki enkli reparasyon wout nan kominote, rediksyon vyolans sou fanm, epi kreyasyon aktivite pou jèn nan zòn nan.   

 Yon kominote ki jere avèk siksè plizyè sous dlo pou distribye dlo nan kominote a, kote dlo ra jeneralman.

A community which has been successfully managing several captured springs to deliver water to their otherwise water-scarce community

SOFABS is an incredibly active women's group that mobilizes to do everything from repairing the roads in the community to advocating for victim's of gender-based violence to creating activities for local youth.

Manithe Laguerre is running a recycling center in Cite Soleil that has created a market for plastic bottles that previously were clogging the canals of the Cite, using a market approach to make Cite Soleil's streets cleaner

RAJEPRE is a dynamic organisation in Bwa Nef that concentrates on civic education: they run a community school and teach the children about environmental preservation and tree planting, while mobilizing the community to keep their streets clean

Belanje is a community which is home to a dynamic organisation that works both in supporting the area's farmers and managing a system of potable water for the community, and is home to an incredibly successful community-supported football academy.

St Michel is known as the klerin capital of Haiti, but it is also a place rich in mangos. UCOODEPSA has embarked on an initiative to transform mangos (and other local fruits) to provide sustainable livelihoods and protect the environment.

Marmelade is the bamboo hub of Haiti, and has been since an initiative with the Governments of Haiti and Taiwan in 2000. But now the community of Marmelade has taken on a bamboo transformation center (and more) and is sustaining it themselves.