While gangs control Port-au-Prince and dominate international headlines, life continues in rural Haiti where thousands of farming families are building soil, planting trees, and strengthening their communities. The question is not whether Haiti can survive its current crisis, but what is actually working on the ground for those who grow the food. We asked four members of the Smallholder Farmers Alliance  (SFA) what mattered most on their farms this past year, and their answer

The Haiti-based Smallholder Farmers Alliance (SFA) and its members were honored yesterday at a ceremony in the Rome headquarters of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). This event was part of a week-long celebration marking FAO’s 80th   anniversary .   The SFA was selected following a search for “best practices and innovative approaches from around the world that advance global food security, sustainable development and agrifood systems transformation.” We were

Haiti is relentlessly portrayed in the media as a vortex of crises, as if the whole country was overrun by gangs with no safe corners...

The VF Foundation recently released their 2024 Impact Report , which included the following two pages highlighting the results of the...