Haiti's Smallholder Farming Shows Potential for Higher Yields and Income
What happened
A report published on September 1, 2026, discussed the potential of smallholder farming globally. The report focused on Haiti's SFA, which comprises approximately 10,000 members. According to the findings, this group could achieve about 40% higher yields and 50–100% higher household income.
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Why it matters
The findings are part of a larger discussion about how the world's 475 million smallholder farms, which produce about 30% of global food, could contribute to food security. The report also examined the potential of regenerative farming to restore soils and meet future food demands through practices like soil-carbon removal.
Political instability and a humanitarian crisis have been ongoing in Haiti following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.
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Who's involved
- HaitiGeopolitical state in the Caribbean Sea whose agricultural sector was the subject of the report.
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Political instability and humanitarian crisis erupt in Haiti following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse.Also in this story
- The political transition in Haiti following Jovenel Moïse's assassination involves Ariel Henry's administration and the Transitional Presidential Council.
- US federal courts convicted defendants in Haiti case, while Cyprien leads the investigation into the events surrounding Moïse.
- The transitional council in Haiti fired the Prime Minister on January 24, 2026.
- Rotary International and the Rotary Foundation are providing endorsement and attracting investment to fund water and sanitation projects in Haiti.
The entities involved
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Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
Related events
- Haitian workers are employed by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), and recent policy changes are impacting their employment status.
- Financial support was provided for security operations in Haiti.
- Haitians forming the majority workforce in key industries is fueling nationalistic tensions on the shared island.
- Haitian families are providing labor in local industries in the Eastern Shore.
- Cities face risks from socialist agendas while sanctions cause economic devastation in Haiti.