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We measure how institutions in Haiti actually work and we publish what we find, whether or not it suits anybody. Your gift pays for field data collection in Port-au-Prince: the canvassers, their transport and their day's wage.
Your gift pays for field data collection in Port-au-Prince: the canvassers, their transport and their day's wage. That work happens because of this.
InterAmitica is a research organisation that measures what others describe. We map Haiti's institutional architecture with precision, independence, and an obligation to the truth that documentation alone cannot fulfil.
InterAmitica measures what others describe. Read how we gather information in a difficult environment, how we verify it before we publish, and how we stay honest about what our work can and cannot show. Every finding carries its sources and a stated level of confidence.
Long-form reports and shorter pieces, newest first. Everything here is written from primary sources and open-source monitoring, and every claim in it is one we can show our working for.
Elections and Polling
What is scheduled, what has slipped, and who holds the authority to decide. Every figure carries the date it was true and where it came from.
We do not run our own opinion polls. Where polling is discussed, it is someone else's survey and we name who ran it, when, and how.
EditorTwelve short statements. No right answers. This instrument places your outlook on three axes that structure Haiti’s public debate: sovereignty and international partnership, the central state and the commune, reform and refoundation.
Fresh data and analysis regularly.
Four short surveys, about two minutes each, built around what Haitians are facing right now: security, daily needs, trust in the transition, and displacement. No name or contact information is required. Your responses go directly into InterAmitica's research.
Fresh data and analysis regularly.