Haiti Infrastructure Program Quarterly Report – April, May, and June 2018

The program aims to support USAID/Haiti's development objectives in health, education, agriculture, economic growth, and democracy and governance. The program is based on four pillars: Infrastructure and Energy; Food and Economic Security; Health and Other Basic Services, including Basic Education; and Governance and Rule of Law. The program was established in response to a request for task order proposal (RFTOP) issued by USAID on October 6, 2017. AECOM submitted a qualification package and was selected as the most qualified offeror. The task order contract became effective on February 28, 2018, and the program was officially modified to the Haiti Infrastructure Program on April 24, 2018. During the reporting period from April to June 2018, AECOM implemented various activities under the program. In Sector 01 (Program Management), AECOM completed the mobilization plan and transitioned to carrying out the work plan. The first-year work plan will be formally submitted upon receipt of decisions on Contract Modification request #1. AECOM also progressed on project setup, accounting, and project management, task list and scope of work refinement, monthly/quarterly reporting format, performance management plan, and pending contract type clarification from USAID. Additionally, USAID requested a temporary halt to any home office evaluations or other high-value activities until funding is transferred to the Haiti Infrastructure Program. AECOM is implementing the project with support from subcontractors HS&BR, Garda World, Miyamoto International, Iris Group, WI-HER, and Ethan Myer. The program finance section provides a snapshot of the financial status of the project. The report covers activities of the HIP during the months of April, May, and June 2018. AECOM is currently operating under the guidelines of the technical and cost proposal accepted by USAID through the issuance of this contract. The Haiti Infrastructure Program is a critical component of USAID/Haiti's development strategy, aiming to support the country's recovery and development efforts. The program's activities are focused on infrastructure development, health, education, agriculture, economic growth, and democracy and governance. 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 Finance section. The report highlights the program's achievements and challenges during the reporting period and provides a snapshot of the financial status of the project. The program's activities are ongoing, and AECOM will continue to implement the program with support from subcontractors and USAID. The program's geographic focus is Haiti, and the program's context is the country's post-earthquake recovery and development efforts. The program's timeframes are from April to June 2018, and the program's recommendations are not explicitly stated in the report. However, the report highlights the program's achievements and challenges during the reporting period and provides a snapshot of the financial status of the project. The program's implementation details are provided in the Key Program Activities section. The program's activities are focused on infrastructure development, health, education, agriculture, economic growth, and democracy and governance. The program's progress and accomplishments during the reporting period are summarized in the Key Program Activities section. The program's staffing is provided in the Staffing section. AECOM is implementing the project with support from subcontractors HS&BR, Garda World, Miyamoto International, Iris Group, WI-HER, and Ethan Myer. The program's deliverables and reports are provided in the Deliverables and Reports section. The program's financial status is provided in the Program Finance section.