International Development Projects - 2026-10-12 11:19:06 PM - all published projects English

CA-3-P014129001 2026-10-12T04:03:15 The UN Trust fund for Haiti has been established to operationalize the Multinational security support (MSS) mission’s mandate for Haiti, per United Nations security council resolution (UNSCR) 2699, adopted in October 2023. Administered by the UN Department of operational support (DOS), the MSS Trust fund finances activities in support of MSS operations include : (1) reimbursing the costs of contingent and related personnel and associated self-sustainment costs, for personnel contributing countries to the MSS; (2) delivering MSS related training; (3) acquiring equipment for police contingents deployed to the MSS to operate in accordance with the mission’s mandate; (4) providing logistical support to the MSS including, but not limited to the provision of food and water, fuel, transport, tents, defence stores and appropriate very high frequency (VHF) and ultra high frequency (UHF) communication equipment. This includes High frequency (HF) communication equipment to enable interoperability with the MSS and in-theatre medical evacuation; and, hiring of personnel, consultants, experts and support staff; and (5) providing technical assistance to support the establishment by the MSS of its compliance mechanism for it to meet requirements under the Human Rights Due Diligence Policy. Canada's initial contribution enables DOS to defray its initial costs. DOS would first need to work with donors and personnel contributors to establish a governance structure to define and prioritize the mission's needs and develop a reimbursement framework for troop and police contributing countries. It would also need to create a model and sequencing chart to ensure the disbursement of funds is based on needs. Operational 2024-02-28T00:00:00 2026-12-31T00:00:00 Haiti 100.00% United Nations Department ofOperational Support Participation in international peacekeeping operations 100.00% 105833135.00 The expected outcome of this project is to support the operationalization of the Mission's mandate by supporting the expenditures required by the MSS. Results achieved as of December 2025 include: • 971 personnel were deployed as of 31 December 2025 (79 El Salvador, 150 Guatemala, 23 Jamaica, 719 Kenya), with 18 Mission HQ personnel. • Total pledges to the Trust Fund amounted to $151.3 million. Cash contributions received by the Trust Fund amounted to $151.9 million (difference based on foreign exchange gain), of which $48.5 million was disbursed for, inter alia, for reimbursements to Member States for personnel entitlements, pre-deployment training, and deployment/rotation; establishment of an oversight and compliance mechanism; and medevac arrangements. • 36 proposals for utilisation of the Trust Fund recommended by the Board and endorsed by the USG for Operational Support • 43 medevacs were completed • Assisting the MSS mission in developing and implementing its human rights compliance mechanism, and establishment of the MSS Complaint and Reporting Mechanism for receiving and addressing allegations of misconduct by MSS personnel, including through consultations with civil society organizations. • Conducting sensitization sessions for MSS personnel, and providing human rights training to personnel from the Bahamas, El Salvador, Guatemala, Jamaica, and Kenya. • Strengthening the Haitian rule of law authorities on their efforts to ensure accountability and strengthen internal oversight mechanisms, including by training officers from the Haitian National Police on human rights and public order management. Project-type interventions Bilateral Aid grant excluding debt reorganisation Global Affairs Canada YFMInternaAssistPartnershp&Programing Br Foreign Affairs and Trade Gs&Cs Gender equality 1515000.00 2024200313 United Nations Department ofOperational Support 105833135.00 1515000.00 50000000.00 24318135.00 30000000.00