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Invest in Haiti
 
A Sovereign Wealth Fund for Haiti?  Many countries have established national funds to help them finance their development goals. Is it possible for Haiti to establish such a Fund?

Biznis Ayisyen: Haiti's recovery depends to a large extent on the willingness of the diaspora to invest in the country. Here's our list of 10 categories of investments that offer huge opportunities.

 
Haiti Building Markets.org
The presence of Minustah has encouraged the growth of many new businesses in Haiti. This site offers a directory of these industries from Agriculture to Wholesalers...

Finances:
10 Financial Rules to Live By

 
Please click on this picture to read "The Measure of Our Wealth"
Companies Investing in Haiti: Many American and foreign companies are investing in Haiti. From the Vietnamese company Vietell which has bought the largest stake in Teleco to the Irish owned Digicel, the Haitan economy is opening more and more to foreign investors.
 
Twa Rasin, Twa Pitit, Fanmi a Solid!

When the iron market was first built back in 1891 by the administration of President Florvil Hyppolite, the population of Haiti was slightly over one million people. Port-au-Prince, the largest city, had a population of  only about 70,000 people. 

Today, approximately 800,000 people live in Carrefour alone. Back in 1850,  the population of the entire country was 500,000 people. Our population has exploded from 500,000 people in 1850 to nearly 10 million people today. If the government does not control this population explosion with education and family planning, the poverty in Haiti will only worsen.