It is time to talk about Haiti's Land, Cycle, and its Future of Haiti and how is being transformed in the agricultural sector. Haiti is a land of history and natural beauty. Its powers lie in the law of regeneration—the law that governs the land, the forests, the rivers, the oceans. Regeneration governs the laws of nature because it embodies and empowers all living beings. In truth, regeneration is not a human invention, but a cycle that is always happening that we must allow to live within a natural and more biological environment.

But for too long, humans have tried to interrupt this cycle. Instead of nurturing the soil, they deplete it; and instead of planting with the future in mind, they extract without replenishment, and instead of trusting nature’s design, they impose systems that strip the land of its ability to heal, to nurture , and to sustain. But nature does not forget, nor ignore the man-made world and the many damages and disasters that it provokes. The land remembers abundance, even after years of depletion, the soil remembers fertility after being stripped bare, and the trees remember their roots after being cut down. Regeneration is not something we create, but it is something that God bestows upon all living beings that we allow. So, transforming degraded land into thriving ecosystems can only empower local communities and support the agroforestry and agribusiness for a more sustainable living. When focusing on regenerative agriculture, reforestation, and sustainability, it can ensure a greener future for Haiti and increase the quality of life and health for all.

Grown in Haiti is the local NGO that supports this sustainable farming and regenerative agriculture that can increase Haitian’s living. They distribute over 20,000 saplings, host workshops on sustainable farming, and collaborate with global and local partners to drive impactful change. Their aim is to foster ecological resilience, support community development, and amplify Haiti's potential on the global stage within the agriculture.

Haiti is on its way to a leading and regenerative path for sustainable farming and inspire others to join them in this movement. A sustainable and prosperous Haiti can be on its way to, but we need to support this initiative. This Regeneration Initiative belongs to all fellow Haitians, farmers, and sustainability advocates.

We all can play a role in this work whether as a supporter, donor , contributor using your gifts, time, skills, or resources to empower Haitian farmers and scale regenerative farming in Haiti. We can get involved now to help grow a more resilient Haiti.

When we act together, the impact multiplies.

Grown in Haiti is being shortlisted on the 30 applicants among 237 submissions from 84 countries in the Science Engagement category of the Falling Walls Foundation .Each applicant has to prove that connecting scientific breakthroughs with the public and building trust in science are key to solving o their greatest challenges. They also need to span a wide range of engagement fields and approaches, from co-productive research and citizen science to interactive exhibitions, podcasts, theatre, education programs, and more.

Grown in Haiti demonstrates the power of regenerative agriculture, syntropic agroforestry, reforestation, and community living in responding to the climate crisis. The team uses the power of storytelling, scientific an proven method and digital platforms to increase awareness of regenerative farming and sustainable living to increase engagement and show how powerful science engagement can be.

The regeneration is the next best solution for all : People, Planet, and the world. It is time to be active and proactive to build the future we all want with Grown in Haiti.

For all these reasons, they are being shortlisted. Let show them some love and appreciation for their civic leadership and agricultural excellence.

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Contact: [email protected]

Website : www.growninhaiti.com

Location: Cap Rouge, Jacmel, Haiti.

This article is curated, edited, republished by Joubert Joseph

Story Credit : Sidney -Max Etienne.

This is an in-kind support to local NGOs in Haiti of the latest series Local NGO Spotlight. There is no affiliation with the NGO and no incentive for this publication. Haiti Executive Board is pleased to spotlight 10 locally run and Haitian-led philanthropic organizations or NGOs to support them with visibility and awareness by department to help strengthen local communities and empower locally-led organizations to create a greener and a more resilient and sustainable Haiti.