Agriculture
Once known as the “Pearl of the Antilles”, Haiti used to produce much of the world’s coffee, sugar, cotton, and tobacco.
Centuries of deforestation have taken it’s toll on the soil, causing erosion and the loss of many nutrients that are needed to cultivate a profitable and fruitful existence.
Today, around 2/3 of the Haitian population relies on agriculture for their livelihood.
Read more about projects to restore our partners’ lands by clicking below.
