We are building a unified, empowered, and engaged global community. Together, we are driving sustainable development, economic growth, and social progress in Haiti.
The Haitian people are characterized by exceptional resilience. With nearly a third of citizens living abroad, the diaspora's potential is immense. The Global Haitian Diaspora Sector (GHDS) exists to provide a structured, inclusive, and democratic framework to harness this power.
We actively represent the diaspora in public institutions, design development projects focusing on co-development, and aggressively advocate for the civil and political rights of Haitians living abroad.
30%
Of Haiti's GDP via Remittances
1/3
Of Citizens Living Abroad
Associate diaspora organizations sustainably around a common vision.
Promote voting rights and electoral participation for the diaspora.
Channel resources into sustainable development and local initiatives.
Our comprehensive framework to empower and mobilize the diaspora through targeted initiatives, media reach, and strategic investments.
Launching a dedicated GHDS YouTube Channel, Global Online Radio, and Television Station to inform, educate, and unite the diaspora. These platforms will share success stories, investment updates, and cultural programming worldwide.
Establishing impactful monthly forums and discussion panels. These critical sessions are designed to keep members informed, deeply engaged, and continuously developing their organizational capacity regarding Haitian affairs.
Facilitating major financial mobilization, including the goal of establishing a $100 million Diaspora Investment Fund. We target fundraising specifically to support health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure projects in Haiti.
The dedicated executives and members committed to executing the GHDS mission with transparency and integrity.
President
Vice President
Secretary
Assistant Secretary
Treasurer
Vice Pres. Youth
VP for Fundraising
Chief Advisor
VP for PR & Communication
Member
Member
A truly global representation segmented into 9 geographic regions and specific sectoral expertise.
Expert-led groups driving policy, innovation, and direct development interventions.