Haiti
Fafo has worked in Haiti since late in 1997, when Fafo was asked by the
International Peace Academy (IPA) to participate in a series of Consultations
amongst Haitians concerning the political impasse in Haiti. In 1998, the
country office of the UNDP invited Fafo to serve as a technical advisor
to the Haiti Living Condition Survey. The survey is funded by the Norwegian
Foreign Ministry. In addition, the UNDP
Haiti has commissioned three other projects to Fafo, including a profile
of poverty in Haiti, a project to establish as national poverty line and
a study on child domestic labour. Results from the Living condition survey
and the study on children in domestic are forthcoming from the summer
of 2002. The poverty line was used in the Haitian Human Development Report
published by the UNDP Haiti in 2002. The Poverty profile was published
by the UNDP in Haiti in 2003.
Fafo is currently implementing a research project on Haitian youth. The project consists of a national youth survey, scheduled to be implemented over the summer 2008, as well as three qualitative studies. The qualitative studies are focused on youth and armed groups, youth and education and youth and labour migration, respectively. The results from the qualitative work will be published in three separate reports and the findings will be used in the design of the youth survey. The project is financed by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Researchers
Projects
Publications
Life as a Child Domestic Worker in
Haiti. The Journal of Haitian Studies, vol 11 no 1/2005. Anne
Hatløy
Poverty in Haiti. Pål
Sletten and Willy Egset (2004)
Enquete sur les Conditions de Vie en Haiti (ECVH-2001) - Vol I. Published
by Institut Haitien de Statistique et d'Informatique (2003). (Those interested
in the publication, please contact Fafo)
Les fondements
de la pratique de la domesticité des enfants en Haïti (pdf
- 805kb). Tone Sommerfeldt (2002). See also: Synthèse
des etudes (OIT-IPEC). See also revised
draft in English (pdf - 448kb)
Determination of a poverty
line in Haiti. Jon Pedersen & Kathryn Lockwood (pdf - 112kb) (2001)
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