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MACROECONOMIC SITUATION A 4.3% growth rate of the GDP at the end of September 2013 as opposed to 2.9% for the same period in 2012 Exports: 5% growth Public investments: 8% growth Control of inflation rate at 4.5% at the end


  1. MACROECONOMIC SITUATION  A 4.3% growth rate of the GDP at the end of September 2013 as opposed to 2.9% for the same period in 2012  Exports: 5% growth  Public investments: 8% growth  Control of inflation rate at 4.5% at the end of September 2013 as opposed to 6.5% for the same period in 2012.  The exchange rate stabilized at 43.95HTG/USD at the end of December 2013 as opposed to 42.55HTG/USD at the end of December 2012, a depreciation limited to 3%

  2. AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION $168 Million US in the process of being invested with projected investment increase of 273M by the end of 2014.  Production projects of bananas for export reflect a 38% increase in investments  A 75% increase in rice production  Strengthening of the production of coffee with investments in coffee production of … Marketing strategies include sale of Haitian coffee to Walmart  A 22% increase in the production of beans, lima beans and tubers TOURISM  A 20.2% increase compared to 2012-2013  A 65% increase of cruise passengers in Labadie (RCCL) (CTO)  Carnival destination project of 70M on the Island of La Tortue  Construction of 1,987 rooms

  3. Sectors Representing the Highest Growth Tourisme & Services Agriculture 1'006'213'994.69 Increase of 89.5% Increase of 96% 168'284'611.00 104'948'150.43 6'295'782.00 2012-2013 2013-2014

  4. Percentage of Investment per Sector Tourisme & Services Agriculture Industrie Nationale Exportation et Réexportation Communications Environnement Energie Construction Autres Secteurs Promoteur de Zone Franche Industries dans les Zones Franches 4% 6% 1% 0% 12% 0% 2% 1% 4% 60% 10% Tourism & Associated Services constitute 60% of total investments- 2013-2014 However, although Agriculture represents 10% of total investments, it constitutes 50% of total employment created with 19,656 jobs in 2013-2014

  5. Development of Tourism Destinations (In Progress)  Ile-a-Vache  Cap-Haitien/Milot/Citadelle  Cotes-de-Fer  Jacmel

  6. TRADE AGREEMENTS Member of CARICOM treaty and finalizing position on the EPA with the European Union: HOPE II and HELP legislation Haiti is a platform for production directed to exports THE EXCEPTIONS REPRESENT EXONERATION OF TARIFF LINES FROM CUSTOMS DUTIES 1873 tariff lines for which Haiti is the only country in the world not affected by the quasi- Canada 98.6% totality of the American tariff European Union lines 98.3% To this we can add the flexible Switzerland 100% rules of origin for product New Zealand 100% included in HELP law Australia 100% Norway 99.9% Japan 97.8%

  7. Investment Chart 2007-2014 4'500'000'000.00 4'000'000'000.00 3'500'000'000.00 3'000'000'000.00 Axis Title 2'500'000'000.00 2'000'000'000.00 1,671,167,775 1'500'000'000.00 +58.2% of increase 1'000'000'000.00 697,460,826 500'000'000.00 0.00 Juillet 2007 - Oct 2007 - Oct 2008 - Oct 2009 - Oct 2010 - Oct 2011 – Oct 2012 – Oct 2013- Sept 2007 Sept 2008 Sept 2009 Sept 2010 Sept 2011 Sept 2012 Sept 2013 Sept 2014

  8. INVESTMENT POTENTIAL Haiti imports approximately 2B$ of goods every year of which US$ 600M in agricultural products; with the growing tourism sector, the needs will increase.  PPP: Energy, Infrastructure- Roads; Ports; Haiti is turning to renewable  energy, the Northwest Department is especially suited for wind farms  due to location near the windward Passage; a 100M$ solar energy  project in pipeline. Tourism – Hotels and associated services (Southern and Northern Coasts of Haiti.

  9. INVESTMENT POTENTIAL  Local industrial production – replacement of imports; this trend is starting with new industries (pasta, breakfast cereals); a new fertilizer plant has just been approved by CFI.  Agriculture/Agro-Industry – Interesting tendencies; 900 hectare agricultural development in the North, of which 100 hectares under greenhouses; 700 hectare development for the growth of biological bananas, slated for the European market; coffee roasters now getting involved in multi- million dollar investment projects in coffee plantation; industrial production of sorghum for replacement of imported malt (Heineken project) for production of non-alcoholic Malta H  Housing

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