Haiti Infrastructure Program October 2018 Monthly Report

The program is designed to support the Post-earthquake U.S. Government Strategy (2010-2015), which focuses on four key areas: Infrastructure and Energy, Food and Economic Security, Basic Education, and Governance and Rule of Law. The program is implemented by AECOM, a global infrastructure consulting firm, in partnership with various subcontractors. The program's scope includes architectural, engineering, and technical support to the USAID Haiti Office of Infrastructure, Engineering, and Energy (OIEE). This support is essential for USAID's efforts to improve health, education, agriculture, economic growth, and democracy and governance in Haiti. The program's objectives are aligned with the U.S. Government Strategy, which aims to create a stable and economically viable Haiti. The program's activities are focused on multisectoral infrastructure portfolio projects, including design and management of infrastructure projects in the WASH, agriculture, and energy sectors. The program's financial status is as follows: the total contract value is $22,822,798, with obligated funds of $3,826,760.09 as of September 2018. The program is expected to be implemented over a five-year period, with incremental funding available as projects are defined and projects are defined. The program's organization includes AECOM, HSBR, Garda World, Miyamoto International, and other subcontractors. The program's management structure is designed to ensure effective implementation of the program's objectives. The program's activities are focused on several key areas, including: - Task 03-01: The reconstruction of L'Hôpital Universitaire d'Etat d'Haiti (HUEH) - Task 03-02: The reconstruction of Hurricane Matthew - Hinche - Task 03-04: The warranty of HUJ Pediatrics - Task 04-01: Cholera Engineering Oversight - Task 08-01: AVANSE - Task 11-01 & 11-02: Capacity Building/General & Internship The program's progress and accomplishments during the reporting period are summarized in the Key Program Activities section. The program's financial status is provided in the Program Finances section. The program's implementation is expected to contribute to the achievement of the U.S. Government Strategy's objectives, including improving health, education, and economic growth in Haiti. The program's activities are designed to support the development of Haiti's infrastructure, which is essential for the country's economic growth and stability.