Environmental Sustainability – Protecting Haiti's
Natural Resources
Our Environmental Vision
By 2054, Haiti will have reversed environmental degradation, achieved significant reforestation, and developed sustainable management of natural resources. Our communities will be resilient to climate change and natural disasters.
Key Objectives
1. Reforestation and Land Restoration
Reversing deforestation and restoring Haiti's natural landscapes.
Strategic Actions:
- Plant 750 million trees by 2054
- Restore degraded watersheds and ecosystems
- Implement soil conservation measures in agricultural areas
- Create protected forest reserves
- Achieve 30-40% forest cover by 2054
Reforestation Programs:
- National Tree Planting Initiative
- Watershed Restoration Project
- Agroforestry Development
- Community Forestry Management
- Mangrove Rehabilitation Program
2. Climate Change Adaptation
Building resilience to climate change impacts across Haiti.
Strategic Actions:
- Construct climate-resilient infrastructure
- Develop early warning systems for extreme weather events
- Create climate-smart agricultural practices
- Implement coastal protection measures
- Establish community-based adaptation programs
Climate Resilience Initiatives:
- Coastal Protection Barriers
- Flood Management Systems
- Drought Mitigation Strategies
- Climate-Resistant Crop Development
- Community Climate Action Plans
3. Waste Management and Pollution Control
Developing modern waste management systems to reduce pollution.
Strategic Actions:
- Build 10 modern recycling centers by 2035
- Establish waste collection systems in all urban areas
- Develop sanitary landfills to replace open dumps
- Implement industrial pollution control regulations
- Reduce urban solid waste by 50% by 2035
Waste Management Programs:
- Urban Waste Collection Modernization
- Industrial Pollution Control Framework
- Plastic Reduction Initiative
- Hazardous Waste Management System
- Recycling Industry Development
4. Water Resource Management
Ensuring sustainable use and protection of water resources.
Strategic Actions:
- Develop integrated water resource management plans for all watersheds
- Modernize irrigation systems to reduce water consumption by 30%
- Protect water sources and aquifers from pollution
- Implement water conservation technologies
- Ensure universal access to clean water by 2040
Water Management Initiatives:
- Watershed Protection Program
- Irrigation Modernization Project
- Water Quality Monitoring Network
- Groundwater Management System
- Water Conservation Education
5. Renewable Energy Development
Transitioning to clean, renewable energy sources.
Strategic Actions:
- Develop 2,000 MW of renewable energy capacity by 2035
- Install solar power systems in rural communities
- Construct hydroelectric facilities on major rivers
- Develop wind energy in suitable locations
- Reduce fossil fuel dependency by 50% by 2040
Renewable Energy Projects:
- National Solar Energy Initiative
- Hydropower Development Program
- Wind Farm Construction
- Biomass Energy Production
- Rural Electrification through Renewables
Reforestation Tracker
This section will include satellite imagery showing reforestation progress
Citizen Conservation
This section will outline ways citizens can participate in environmental protection