Centre d'étude et de coopération

Published purpose

The Green Corridor project will be implemented in five communes of the Baradères-Cayemites Complex in south-west Haiti. The project has the dual aim of adapting to climate change and conserving the biodiversity of the Baradères-Cayemites Complex, while contributing to the food security of the region's inhabitants, particularly women. The project's main implementation strategy is to stimulate the adoption, by women and their communities, of practices that protect, sustainably manage and restore ecosystems. The project also seeks to strengthen women's economic power and leadership in biodiversity conservation and the sustainable use of ecosystems. The project targets a total of 60,500 people directly, including 39,300 women and girls (65%). These people are mainly to be found in the communes of Baradères, Pestel, Espère section and Duquillon, Fonds d'Icaques in the commune of Corail, Grand Boucan and Cayemites Islands.