HAITI PARTIPATIVE (HP)
PRESENTATION OF HAITI PARTICIPATIVE (HP)
A.
Mission
Haiti Participative (HP) is aimed at contributing significantly to Durable development in Haiti while (1)
promoting the responsibility of the social institutions and (2) widely citizen empowerment and
participation in local development. HP Charter strategically mandates different internal agencies to
accomplish different parameter of its mission which will be achieved through: civic education and
promotion of the democracy; protection of the environment and the consumer; mobilization, organization
and implementation of the national and internation participation in disaster context for preparedness,
management and recovery.
B.
Status
Haiti Participative (HP) is a non governmental, not for profit and non-political organization. Created in
Port-au-Prince, Capital of Haiti, Officially in November 30 2008 as stated in the notarized paper.
C.
Legal Status
HP is legally recognized by:
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The Ministry of social Affairs and Labor in Haiti at the number: STC-035469
Notarized in Port-au-Prince at the office of Mr. Clermont DOSSOUS patented at the number
128369 and imposed at the number 121234.
The Government Electoral Council (CEP) which issued HP a legal accreditation and the status of
National Electoral Observer through its National Mission of Electoral Observation
(MNOE/HP) for the electoral period 2009-2011.
Direction Departmentale Ouest (DSO) of MSPP
The Ministere de Sante et de la Population (MSPP) for its Emergency Medical and Nutritional
activities and facilities.
The Direction Generale des Impots (DGI) with the Fiscal ID: 000-578-046-9
D.
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HP headquarter is located in Port-au-Prince.
E.
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Headquarter
Coverage
HP is called a National Organization and does effectively operate on any and all of the 10 geographical
Departments of the country Haiti according to the targets of its programs.
F.
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Priority sector of intervention
Civic education
Democracy
Sustainable Development
Protection of the Environment
Consumer rights Advocacy
Prevention and Assistance in disaster time
G.
HP Organization Operating Structure
Haiti Participative (HP) is operating by means of the following entities:
1234-
Administrative Board of seven members elected for three (3) years
Executive Board
National Mission of Electoral Observation (MNOE/HP )
Bureau of Emergency Programme (BPU/HP)
a. Health
b. Nutrition
c. Education
d. Food Program
e. Agriculture
5- Bureau of Consumers Rights Champion
6- Safe Environment Promoter
H.
HP Organization Chart
HP ORGANIZATION CHART
HP
ADMINISTRATIVE
BOARD
-HP Emergency Commission:
Mandated to assist in disaster
time Preparedness,
Management, and Recovery.
HP EXECUTIVE
BOARD
HP EMERGENCY
COMMISSION
MNOE
(ELECTORAL
OBSERVATION)
HEALTH Section
Regional
Coordination
NUTRITION
Section
Departmental
Coordination
EDUCATOIN
Section
Communal
Supervision
FOOD
PROGRAMME
Section
Electoral
Observers
CONSUMERS
RIGHTS
CHAMPION
SAFE
ENVIRONMENT
PROMOTER
- MNOE (National Mission for
Electoral Observation): aimed at
supporting non-politically the
civil society for transparent and
credible elections organization
and civic education.
- Consumers Rights Champion:
Aimed at promoting the
consumers rights and protection.
- Safe Environment Promoter:
Ensure the part of HP mission to
promote the importance of a
friendly-environment
consumption and Best Practices.
I.
HP Summary of Realizations per agency
Table: Summary of realizations/ Context/Coverage/Partners
BACKGROU
ND
KEY PROJECTS
COVERAGE
AND
BENEFICIAI
RIES
MAIN
PARTNERS
AND DONORS
REFERENCES
Support to the
2009
Democratic
Process
Electoral Observation
with 1,000 accredited
observers; Electoral
Survey
10 Geographic
Departments of
Haiti
*CEP *GS
Link to the web pages of the MNOE/HP:
http://sites.google.com/site/mnoehp2info/
PDNA, Emergency
health and nutrition care;
epidemic surveillance;
Food Distribution,
Identification and
advocacy for the
Underserved Camps
Port-au-Prince
Metropolitan
Area, Leogane
*MSPP
*DMAT/USMarines *IMC
*MCC, *PROMES
S, *WFP
*Columbian- RedCross *Food-forthe-Poor
*CARICOM
Rapid Assessment and
Monitoring with OCHA.
Shelter assistance to 12
vulnerable schools
P-au-P
Metropolitan
area
Caravan Zero Cholera.
Campaign of mass
awareness, simulation
hand washing simulation
and distribution of
cholera kits and hygiene
kits
Cite-Soleil,
Delmas,
Carrefour
Response to
the
Earthquake
Jan.2010 Dec.2010
Hurricane
Response
Sept.24 2010
Cholera
response Dec.
2010 - July
2011
Nutrition
Response
June 2010 Dec. 2014
Farmers: Cholera
Prevention Training and
Distribution of Hygiene
Kits
Strengthening health
care centers, community
education and nutritional
surveillance, screening
and management of
global acute malnutrition
56,750
Individuals (17
Camps)
Link to survey results:
https://www.scribd.com/document/3291586
25/Resultats-du-Sondage-Electoral-HPS0106-06-Dec-2009-MNOE-HP
OCHA Map pdf. Link which Mentions HP
involvement in: Health, Nutrition,
Education and Agriculture:
http://reliefweb.int/sites/reliefweb.int/files/r
esources/map_1468.pdf
*UNICEF
12 schools
214,155
individuals
(inclus 367
schools)
Leogane
41 Leaders of
Group of
Farmers
P-au-P
Metropolitan
area
330,145
individuals
(41,367 children
0-5y, 9 health
care centres)
*IFRC,
*MINUSTAH,
*UNICEF,
*PAHO/WHO,
*IOM, *ADRA,
*DINEPA,
*MSPP,
*MENFP,
*DIGICEL,
*FONDATION
FL, *VIVARIO,
*US, *60 CBO
Alliance
Link KZK Newsletter:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/50863719/NE
WS-LETTER-Zero-cholera-caravaneDelmas
Video on UN WebTV:
http://webtv.un.org/newsfeatures/interviews/watch/haiti-caravanzero-cholera/1555689626001
Mention in Health Cluster Bulletin (page
10):
http://www.paho.org/disasters/index.php?op
tion=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=1
627
UNICEF, IFRC
*UNICEF,
MSPP
Link to the 1st independent evaluation report
:
https://www.scribd.com/document/8632846
3/Final-Evaluation-Report-ENAUC-HPUNICEF
Implementation of
phase1 of the program
Community
Management of the
Malnutrition (CMM)
Socio-economic
Integration Program for
the 12-17year old
mothers (Management
and Cratfs: Training,
Workshop and
Exposition)
Reduction of
Disasters
Risks 2014 2015
J.
Initiation and Promotion
Conference and Actions
of National Disasters
Risk (CANRDH)
350 Community
Agents and
Leaders
*UNICEF
n/a
*UNICEF,
MSPP
n/a
Link to a report which contains links to
Media news report:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/88165165/Rapp
ort-Journee-Expostion-Artisanale-MeresAdo-mars12-HP-UNICEF-LASTVERSION
Links to the CANRDH Website (see the
Page FILES for the reference docs in
English and French:
https://sites.google.com/site/canrdh1initiati
ve/project-definition
Points of Contact:
Representative: Steeve Jean-Baptiste
Executive Director
Haiti Particiaptive (HP):
[email protected]Bureau Programme Urgence (BPU/HP):
[email protected]HP Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HAITI-Participative-HP-1839666756265755/
HP Twitter page: https://twitter.com/HP_BPU
Humanitarian ID: https://humanitarian.id/#/contact/57fbc7edb7a2791600813423
Site Web de la MNOE/HP: http://sites.google.com/site/mnoehp2info/
Route de Freres, Petion-Ville, Haiti
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