Location: Capital Ballroom

In Haiti, only around 28 percent of the population has access to improved sanitation systems and services. This low rate, combined with limited investment in the sector, severely hampers the development and expansion of effective sanitation solutions across the entire, currently fragmented, value chain.

This panel will explore USAID’s strategy to offer technical advisory support and blended finance options to sanitation service providers, aiming to expand household access to sanitation services. Additionally, we’ll discuss the Haitian diaspora’s role in advancing sanitation access and introduce the new “SaniPay” one-stop-shop platform.

Introduction Remarks 10:15-10:30 AM

Jennifer M. Link is USAID/Haiti’s Mission Director and arrived on September 2022.  She last served as USAID’s Senior Development Advisor...

Jennifer Link

Mission Director, USAID Haiti

Moderator:

Saurel Quettan is a Human Behavior and Transformation Expert, Creator of “The Authentic Leadership Journey” – Access to Becoming...

Saurel Quettan, MBA, PMP

Founder & CEO, exeQfit, Inc.

USAID-SANAFIN: Why and How the diaspora can be engaged to accelerate resilient sanitation in Haiti?

Isnel Pierreval is a senior economist and Chief of Party for the Financing Climate-Resilient Sanitation Systems and Services (SANIFIN)...

Isnel Pierreval

Chief of Party, USAID-SANIFIN, PADF

SANIPAY – Soft launch: An App of how diaspora can access and pay sanitation services in Haiti.

Georges Andy Rene is a business and intellectual property lawyer and has been a member of the bar in...

Andy René

CEO, HaitiPay

Haitian Diaspora Group: What actions we can take to support actions toward improved sanitation for all in Haiti?

With a background in Computer Engineering from Northeastern University and an MBA, Jean-Patrick has spent over 20 years as...

Jean Patrick Lucien

Consortium NAAHP-EDEM-HRA

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