Foreign Affairs committee  From the beginning of the project until now, we have worked with two coalitions of NGOs. In one coalition I think there are three NGOs, and the other has five women's groups, if I'm not mistaken. The women's groups we work with are grouped under the Coordination nationale de pla

Foreign Affairs committee  In CONAP, there is also Fanm Deside Jakmel. Because it's a coalition, we work mainly with the secretariat of the coalition. I can't give you the exact name of every one of the other members right now, because we work closely with SOFA, and ENFOFANM. Fanm Yo La used to be part of

Foreign Affairs committee  These are all Haitian NGOs. We also have very good partnerships with the Canadian NGOs working there. We work closely with Concertation pour Haïti, which is a group of NGOs from Quebec, including Développement et Paix, SUCO, and L'Entraide missionnaires, a group that advocates

Foreign Affairs committee  Your question is very important because there is a tendency in Haiti to focus on the groups in Port-au-Prince and not to see all the groups that are working all over the country. Maybe I can answer a bit of your concern, too, Mr. Van Loan, at the same time. The first thing we

Foreign Affairs committee  No, this is the one you mentioned, which is supporting....

Foreign Affairs committee  No, it's the one that's on our website.

Foreign Affairs committee  These are projects that we're in the process of reflecting on whether to continue in the future. The one we're currently working on is what you mentioned. The crux of the project or what we see as essential, given that our mandate is to work on the promotion of democratic develo

Foreign Affairs committee  Thank you. We've been in Haiti for just about six months now. We have an office in Port-au-Prince and we've hired staff to run the project that you mentioned. We have six Haitians working for us—