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HAÏTI Présence Physique Au 3 Avril 2019 HAÏTI Présence physique au 3 avril 2019 Cette carte présente la cartographie des acteurs humanitaires et de NORD-OUEST NORD NORD-EST développement ayant une présence ANSE-À-FOLEUR BOMBARDOPOLIS JEAN RABEL PORT-DE-PAIX ACUL DU NORD BAHON CAP-HAÏTIEN CAPOTILLE FORT-LIBERTÉ OUANAMINTHE physique en Haïti. Elle vise à montrer CAPEH ADEMA ACF CAPEH ACF FOSREF MILOT BAS LIMBÉ ADRA PAM CARICE CRH CECI où se trouvent les bureaux des BAIE DE HENNE CAPEH ADEMA ID WHH CAPEH MdM-C PIGNON LIMBÉ CECI UJPODH TERRIER ROUGE FAO FOSREF partenaires au niveau des communes. ACHO COOPI ATD Quart Monde CRH PNUD WVI LIMONADE CRH WVI TROU DU NORD PNUD ICDH CAPEH PILATE FONDEFH Les informations ont été collectées par HI LA TORTUE SAINT-LOUIS DU NORD FONDEFH UNOPS OIM COOPI ID ID CAPEH ID PORT-MARGOT FOSREF WVI WHH OCHA Haïti à travers une enquête CRH CHANSOLME CAPEH FONDEFH HI publiée en ligne en décembre 2018. La Tortue CENTRE Nombre 1 - 5 Types BELLADÈRE HINCHE SAUT D’EAU d'organisations 6 - 10 d’organisations CRH MdM Arg CECI UNICEF MdM Arg ZL par commune NORD-OUEST Saint Louis Du Nord ITECA ZL CRH WVI SAVANETTE FAO ZL 11 - 15 HUMANITAIRE ET DÉVELOPPEMENT Chansolme Anse A Foleur NORD BOUCAN CARRÉ ITECA Jean Rabel Port De Paix LASCAHOBAS Borgne CRH MdM Arg ZL 16 - 20 Mole Saint Nicolas Bassin Bleu Bas Limbe NORD-EST MdM Arg Cap Haitien MdM Arg ZL WVI ZL Port Margot THOMASSIQUE Quartier Morin CERCA CARVAJAL MIREBALAIS 21 - 30 Baie De Henne Gros Morne Pilate WVI Bombardopolis Plaine Du Nord Caracol WVI ACTED PNUD Limbe CRF UNOPS THOMONDE Anse Rouge Milot Limonade Terrier Rouge Ferrier CERCA LA SOURCE Terre Neuve Acul Du Nord CRH WVI Plaisance Fort Liberte WVI Trou Du Nord WVI ZL MdM Arg ZL ZL Marmelade Grande Riviere Du Nord Perches Ouanaminthe Gonaives Ennery Dondon Sainte Suzane Bahon OUEST Valliere Capotille NIPPES ARTIBONITE St. Raphael Mont Organise Ranquitte ANSE À GALETS KENSCOFF POINTE À RAQUETTE L'estere Carice ANSE-À-VEAU PAILLANT DESDUNES GROS MORNE PETITE RIVIÈRE DE L’ART. VERRETTES Saint-michel La Victoire WVI RHI WVI FOSREF Desdunes Pignon Mombin Crochu CRH FOSREF CRH UJPODH ITECA ARCAHAIE LÉOGÂNE PORT-AU-PRINCE ITECA ZL MdME Grande Saline ARTIBONITE ASB CRH ACF ACTED DESSALINES Cerca Carvajal CRH FONDS DES NÈGRES PETIT TROU DE NIPPES ITECA CACH SOLIFAH ATD Quart Monde FOSREF SCI ZL UEPLM SOLIFAH Dessalines / Marchandes ASB CRH SOLIFAH SOLIFAH SAINT-MARC Maissade Cerca La Source UJPODH CAPEH SP BC CA GONAÏVES LA CHAPELLE ACTED FICR ZL UEPLM Viva Rio CACH CAPEH MIRAGOÂNE Hinche PÉTION-VILLE ACF FOSREF ZL CECI FOSREF ZL CARREFOUR Amb. du Japon CECI CRH HFHH CRNL ACHO PAM CRF ITECA Saint-marc Petite Riviere De L'artibonite CENTRE Thomassique ADRA BC DINEPA ADRA UJPODH CRH UJPODH AFSC CONCERN Verrettes Thomonde BC DSF CRH UNOPS COOPI CAPEH Boucan Carre CRA FICR La Chapelle FONDEFH FNUAP Arcahaie Lascahobas FOSREF CRF Pointe A Raquette FONACHA Saut-d'eau Belladere SOLIFAH DDC GRAND'ANSE UJPODH FAO FONDEFH Anse-a-galet Mirebalais FOSREF Cabaret CITÉ SOLEIL FONDEFH ABRICOTS DAME MARIE LES IROIS Savanette GOAL AFSC FOSREF FONDEFH CRC CRH FONDEFH HCDH GRAND'ANSE Cornillon / Grand-bois CONCERN HHI ANSE D’HAINAULT FONDEFH PESTEL Thomazeau FOSREF ICDH HFHH JÉRÉMIE Bonbon HFHH IMA World Health HI CRC FONDEFH CESVI Abricots Pestel Cite Soleil Tabarre ACTED Port-au-Prince Viva Rio J/P HRO ID FOSREF FONDEFH Grand Boucan Delmas ITECA Dame-marie Roseaux Croix-des-bouquets CORNILLON / JHPIEGO UNOPS CECI SCI Jeremie Corail NIPPES J/P HRO Chambellan Gressier GRAND BOIS MSF-B CRC Baraderes Petion-ville Ganthier MdM-C BEAUMONT ROSEAUX Moron Anse-a-veau NCA CRH Pestel Petit Trou De Nippes Carrefour CAPEH CRC CRC Anse-d'ainault Beaumont Arnaud Petite Riviere De Nippes Leogane OHMaSS MdM-E FAO Plaisance Du Sud Paillant Kenscoff OUEST CROIX-DES- PAM MSF-B FONDEFH Les Irois Petit-goave L'asileFonds Des Negres Grand-goave BOUQUETS OHCHR FOSREF FONDEFH Les Anglais Maniche Cavaillon Miragoane Fonds-verrettes PNUD Tiburon Camp Perrin AFSC PWJ OPS/OMS SCI GOAL Chardonnieres Jacmel La Vallée Marigot Belle Anse BC RCDC ONUD Port-a-piment Chantal St. Louis Du Sud Aquin Cayes-jacmel CHAMBELLAN ICDH Les Cayes Grand Gosier FOSREF RHI RHI Coteaux Torbeck Cote-de-fer FONDEFH IDETTE Bainet Thiotte HFHH TDH-It SUCO SUD RCDC CORAIL OIM Roche-a-bateau TdHS UEPLM SUD-EST Viva Rio CESVI FONDEFH PNUD Arniquet Anse-a-pitre UNOPS UNICEF ZL Viva Rio SCI SP Port-salut Viva Rio St. Jean Du Sud Ile A Vache DELMAS WHH TABARRE UJPODH BC AAH WVI ADEMA FONDEFH FOSREF PETIT-GOÂVE BC HFHH J/P HRO ADRA COOPI SUD SUD-EST MI UNHCR ASB FOSREF Viva Rio WRUS AQUIN CAMP-PERRIN CHANTAL SCI CÔTEAUX LES ANGLAIS LES CAYES MANICHE PORT-SALUT SAINT JEAN DU SUD TIBURON ANSE-À-PÎTRE CÔTES DE FER CRH MSF-B GANTHIER OIM buildOn FOSREF buildOn SCI SOLIFAH UJPODH buildOn ACTED CAPEH CRNL PAM SCI buildOn ITECA DDC PNUD ASB buildOn ASB CAPEH FOSREF CRH CRNL FOSREF buildOn ASB CAPEH OPS/OMS MdM-C CAPEH ITECA CAVAILLON CHARDONNIÈRES FONACHA CAPEH ADRA CECI FAO UEPLM PORT-À-PIMENT FOSREF UNOPS SAINT LOUIS DU SUD SOLIFAH BELLE ANSE JACMEL GRAND-GOÂVE UJPODH MdM-E ARNIQUET buildOn ITECA buildOn ITECA ÎLE À VACHE CRNL buildOn CESVI FNUAP UNICEF buildOn ITECA ROCHE À BÂTEAU ASB buildOn TORBECK buildOn FOSREF CRH DDC SIF ASB Viva Rio SIF buildOn UJPODH CAPEH SOLIFAH ITECA CACH CRH FOSREF UNOPS CAPEH MSF-B SCI ACHO CAPEH ITECA SCI PWJ SOLIFAH MI SIF THIOTTE WRUS GRESSIER THOMAZEAU BC ITECA WHH BC Les frontières, ainsi que les noms et désignations utilisés sur cette carte, n’impliquent aucune reconnaissance ou acceptation officielle de la part des Nations Unies.
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