Haitian Diaspora Associations and Their Investments - Fagen

APPENDIX THREE

List of Persons Interviewed

New York: June 29, 2007. Antoine Medard, Association des Dondonnais a L’Etranger January 18, 2008. Gina Cheron, Consortium for Haitian Empowerment January 18, 2008: James-Herve Sabain, Robin Boucard, Cyncia Sabain, Oka Tai-Lee. Rural Haiti Project. January 19, 2008: Raymond Belgrade. Bouzi Bidouze. January 18, 2008: Orlando Aupont, Joseph Dandicat, Milot Telisma, Jean G. Petion, Joseph Nedy Pierre, Jesus Danico. Multicultural Family Nexus. January 21, 2008: Marie Carolle Tertulien. Federation des Association Haitiennes a l’Etrangere (FAHRE) January 21, 2008: Pierre Fleuridor, Association Regionale Torebeck. January 18, 2008: Dr. Carol Prinston-Benoit and Flore Shiela MOrailles, Center of Community Development for Petite Riviere de l’Artibonite (CEDECOPRA). January 19, 2008: Dr. Antoine Coq, Dr. Pierre Marcien and Carl Baronee. Asscoation des Anciens du College Immaculee Conception des Gonaives (AACIC). January 19, 2008. Dr. Eric Jerome. Association des Medecins Haitiens a l’Etranger. January 19, Vanel Beuns, Committee for Relief and Cooperation for Advancement of Haiti, CORCAH, January 21, 2008. Jean-Claude Baptiste, CODESSCA. January 21, 2008. Clergé Herzen. Fondation Gaskov-Clerge Herzen. January 21, 2008. Marie-Louise St. Fleur. Association Solidarite Chambellanaise.

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Haitian Diaspora Associations and Their Investments - Fagen

Published on Jul 1, 2009

School of Foreign Service - Georgetown University

This report has been prepared to provide the Inter-American Development Bank with a policy analysis of the relationships established by Haitian organizations in the diaspora with their country of origin. It considers the actions of Haitian organizations and associations in four locations outside of Haiti and how they have addressed serious gaps in Haitian health care delivery and education. The intention is to shed light on how Haitian migrants and those still in the country are contributing to development processes which have implications for international policies and practices. The decision to focus on health and education reflects a particular interest in how private groups have attempted to fulfill functions that the state has seriously neglected. This analysis is intended to inform future donor decisions related to their support for health and education initiatives in Haiti.