Haiti

UNESCO member since 1946

Latin America and the Caribbean

Group III

UNESCO in Haiti

Fort-Liberté (Haiti) declared ‘Tsunami Ready’

Director-General condemns murder of journalists Wilguens Louissaint and John Wesley Amady in Haiti

Social Media Use and Psychosocial Well-Being of Youth in Haiti during Covid-19

UNESCO emergency response in support of Haiti

Launch of the first UNESCO Chair in Haiti

Director-General calls for investigation into killing of journalist Diego Charles in Haiti

#CoronavirusFacts: strengthening access to reliable information amidst tensions and the pandemic in Haiti

Climate change and resilience, UNESCO calls on young professionals

Community Radios a Tool for Resilience in Haiti

Partners align with the priorities of the Ten-Year Education and Training Plan

The United Nations concerned about the disproportionate use of force against journalists

UNESCO promotes access to scientific knowledge to fight climate change

Slave Trade Archives

The Role of the Haitian Press in the Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic

UNESCO Invites Stakeholders to Use Open Science to Better Cope with the Pandemic

#STOPinfodemic: UNESCO launches campaign to tackle the problem of disinformation in Haiti

PR@TIC, a Digital Platform FOR the Continuity of Education in Haiti

The Historic National Park: Citadelle, Sans-Souci, Ramiers and its Biodiversity

The world in 2030: UNESCO survey

COVID-19 pandemic: Message from the UNESCO Office in Port-au-Prince

Model health clubs to promote health in schools

A week of activities for Creole, the native language of Haitians

Une semaine d’activité pour le Créole, langue maternelle des haïtiens

Building a National Strategy for Education Statistics in Haiti.

Director-General condemns murder of journalist Néhémie Joseph in Haiti

Director-General urges justice for murder of journalist Rospide Pétion in Haiti

Promoting the right to education and SDG4 in Haiti

UNESCO assessing urgent needs in restoring education after the Haiti hurricane

UNESCO engages in immediate response following Hurricane Matthew in Haiti

In Haiti, UNESCO mobilizes young people for sustainable development

Shipwreck is not Santa Maria, UNESCO experts say

UNESCO Director-General deplores murder of Haitian radio journalist Pierre Richard Alexander

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Country's representation to UNESCO

Permanent Delegation of Haiti to UNESCO

Maison de l'UNESCO Bureaux B6.27 /28 /29 1, rue Miollis Paris Cedex 15 75732 France

Haitian National Commission for Cooperation with UNESCO

4, rue 4 Pacot, Port-au-Prince, Haïti Haiti