
Since 2004, Haiti has improved its economic and social stability, democratically elected a president and parliament and launched wide-ranging reforms. But the country continues to face huge challenges in improving governance, stimulating growth, reducing poverty, and controlling crime and violence. Addressing these challenges will require many years of steady international assistance, as well as massive efforts by the Haitian government and people.

From installing water pumps to building schools, communities in Haiti are selecting their development priorities.
Read feature story; view video below - July 2007
