The Movement
INSPIR'AYITI is a Mouvman Renesans Nasyonal — a hybrid national and diaspora development organisation, sovereignly Haitian, apolitical and non-partisan.
Vision 2035
Hybrid Structure
Non-profit organisation
Civic, social, educational and cultural mission. Citizen governance, institutional transparency and community engagement.
Structural Development Cooperative
Economic viability, Cooperative Agricultural Bank, Common Development Fund. 60% self-financing within 5 years.
Commercial branch with a social purpose
Agro-industry, processing manufacturing. Profits directly serve the movement's social and educational missions.
Legal compliance across 4 jurisdictions: Haiti · France · Canada · United States
The Four Pillars
The Organisation is built around four pillars, designated by the acronym GEDAR : GEDAR.
Ethical governance
It embodies integrity, transparency and accountability in its own management, and keeps partisan neutrality as a statutory principle. Through example and advocacy it works to positively influence Haiti's legal and institutional framework.
Sectoral development
It designs, supports and evaluates concrete projects in priority sectors: health, agriculture, energy, education and technology. It particularly supports agro-industry and processing manufacturing, and develops the green economy and technology.
Economic empowerment
It fosters inclusive economic development by supporting entrepreneurship, local job creation and access to sustainable financing, including diaspora investment. It encourages the social and solidarity economy.
Next generation and leadership
It trains young people and new generations and gives them responsibility, reserving a real place for them in its bodies and decisions, in order to durably strengthen Haitian human capital and ensure the movement's continuity.
Guiding principles
Four cross-cutting principles govern the Organisation's action, whichever pillar is concerned.
Civic dialogue
Major directions are only set after consulting members and communities, in an open, respectful and non-partisan setting.
Unity with the diaspora
Haiti and its diaspora act as one body: their skills, networks and resources are associated with every pillar, inside Haiti and abroad.
Knowledge transmission
Every project includes knowledge sharing between generations, between professionals and young people, and between territories.
Cultural memory
The history, language, heritage and shared values of the Haitian people inspire the Organisation's methods, symbols and communication.
These principles are binding on bodies, commissions, members and partners. They guide the interpretation of these statutes.
The diaspora, a force for transformation
Haitians abroad are stakeholders in the movement: territorial relays, skills transfer, youth mentoring and investment in priority fields.
Relays and regional offices
Diaspora cells structured by country and city, in direct contact with the Lakou Citoyens in Haiti.
Write to usMentoring and returning home
Supporting young people through diaspora professionals, short assignments or lasting return.
Become a mentorInvestment and support
Contribution to the Common Development Fund and to structural projects in the fields.
Support the fundCore Values
Total transparency, accountability and irreproachable ethics in everything we do.
Rigour, professionalism and quality in every project, every training course, every initiative.
The Haitian konbit — collective mutual aid, shared resources and support for one another.
Creative and digital solutions adapted to Haitian and diaspora realities.
Commitment to beneficiaries, communities and future generations.
Love for Haiti turned into concrete, measurable and lasting action on the ground.
International Compliance
Protection of vulnerable beneficiaries
Consent, access, rectification, erasure
Protection of personal information
California state + federal compliance