Deadline: 10-Mar-2026
The World Food Programme (WFP) is inviting humanitarian organizations in Haiti to submit proposals for Participatory Community Planning workshops in the L’Azile commune, Department of Nippes. This initiative focuses on food security, livelihood strengthening, and sustainable development for smallholder farmers, enhancing resilience against shocks and climate change.
About
WFP has been active in Haiti since 1969, working alongside the government to provide food assistance and improve nutrition for vulnerable populations. WFP’s interventions aim to save lives, enhance food security, and support livelihoods, particularly for food-insecure smallholder farmers.
This initiative is part of WFP’s National Strategic Plan, specifically targeting Objective 3, which focuses on strengthening the resilience of smallholder farmers to seasonal shocks and long-term vulnerabilities.
Project Overview: Participatory Community Planning Workshop
WFP is seeking humanitarian organizations and state bodies in Haiti that can lead Participatory Community Planning (PCP) workshops in the commune of L’Azile in the Department of Nippes. These workshops will serve as a foundation for asset rehabilitation and livelihood strengthening projects, with a focus on sustainable development.
Key Focus Areas
The intervention will address the following focus areas:
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Food Security: Providing agricultural inputs and food assistance for assets to vulnerable communities.
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Livelihoods: Supporting cash and voucher assistance to enhance economic resilience.
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WASH and Environment: Focusing on the protection of natural resources, addressing environmental pollution, and implementing climate action strategies.
Project Goal
The immediate goal of this project is to conduct Participatory Community Planning workshops in the 1st Nan Paul and 2nd Changeux communal sections in L’Azile. These workshops will engage local communities in identifying priority resilience-building interventions and set the stage for integrated proposals aimed at creating community assets in the region.
Key Deliverables
Selected partners will be responsible for:
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Conducting the Participatory Community Planning workshops in the targeted areas.
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Submitting a Participatory Community Planning report four weeks after the completion of the workshops.
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Ensuring the report reflects the representativeness of all targeted communal sections and aligns with the WFP framework.
Reporting and Accountability
The final PCP report must adhere to WFP’s guidelines and integrate the guidance questions provided in the annex document titled “7_PCP resilience”. This report will be crucial in helping WFP design broader, sustainable resilience programs in Haiti.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligible applicants must meet the following criteria:
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Duly registered humanitarian organizations or state bodies operating in Haiti.
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Technical expertise in conducting Participatory Community Planning and sustainable development initiatives.
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Capacity to engage with local communities, ensuring inclusivity and stakeholder participation.
Call for Proposals Timeline
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Proposal submission deadline: [Insert specific deadline]
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Selection of implementing partners: [Insert date]
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Project implementation timeline: The workshops and reporting must be completed within four weeks after contract signing.
FAQs
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Who is eligible to apply for this project?
Humanitarian organizations and state bodies registered in Haiti with experience in community planning and sustainable development initiatives. -
What is the primary outcome of the project?
The main output is the Participatory Community Planning report, which will guide the design of broader resilience programs and asset creation in the commune of L’Azile. -
What areas will be covered under the project?
The project will focus on food security, livelihoods, and WASH/environmental sustainability in the 1st Nan Paul and 2nd Changeux communal sections of L’Azile, Department of Nippes. -
What is the timeline for the workshops?
Workshops must be conducted, and the PCP report must be submitted within four weeks after the completion of the workshops. -
What is the budget for this project?
The call for proposals does not specify a budget; however, applicants should propose a budget aligned with the expected deliverables and WFP framework for implementation.
Conclusion
This call for proposals represents a key opportunity to contribute to the resilience-building efforts in Haiti, focusing on food security, livelihood strengthening, and sustainable development. By participating in Participatory Community Planning, selected partners will directly impact the development of community-driven resilience initiatives in L’Azile, laying the groundwork for future asset creation and sustainable growth.
For more information, visit UN Partner Portal.