In Haiti, there are not many organizations which work on Environmental issues. It?s explained by the weak ways that are available for facing up the environmental troubles in this country.  But one thing that we can believe is these organizations that will be presented below are doing their best to face up the challenges despite their weak opportunity.

?Collective of students?

Collective of students is an Organization which is working to improve the environmental condition through the students. In this Organization, they do formation for students in high school and university also. Each year, a team of students are working on a nursery and on May 1^st, the collective plans a reforestation campaign.

PARASOL

This Organization is working to improve in sustainable way the quality of population especially the farmers in Jacmel (Region located in the South Est of Haiti) by fighting against Environmental degradation process and by working to reestablish and redevelop the earth devastated by erosion. PARASOL does formation for the farmers in the area in order to teach them how to practice a rentable agricultural system, by reducing negative effect on the environment. They work on soil conservation, reforestation in the mountain to prevent erosion.

Mouvement Écologique les Macayistes (MEM) =Ecological movement of « Macayistes »

This Organization is promoting the conservation and protection of the environment. They are working especially on the preservation of the biodiversity in Haiti. Its members are working to preserve the plants and animals species in Haiti. They do formation for people to teach them how important is to stop the deforestation and the hunt of animals.

CYEN Haiti

First of all, CYEN is a non-profit, civil society, charitable body that focuses its resources on empowering young people and their communities to develop program/actions to address socio-economic and environmental issues. The CYEN program aims at addressing issues such as poverty alleviation and youth employment, health and HIV/AIDS, climatic changes and global warming, impact of natural disasters/hazards, improvement in potable water, conservation and waste management and other natural resource management issues. CYEN defines young people as anyone within the 15-29 age group.

Over the next five years the CYEN will be focusing on:

 1.  Youth education, information and advocacy campaigns particularly with regard to:

2.       2. Climate change and the impact of natural hazards

3.      3.  Potable water conservation and waste water management

4.      4.  Sustainable agriculture and land management

5.       5. Solid waste management

6.      6.  Natural resources management, specifically the issue of land degradation.

7.  Promoting youth entrepreneurship in the area of solid waste recycling and reuse, especially in the area of electronic waste

8. Setting up demonstration projects focusing on youth involvement in sustainable livelihoods as a tool for managing natural resources

Building the managerial capacity of youth organizations and the personal development of individual youth by harnessing the skills of retired volunteers.