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Jobs & Employment
- ▸The textile/garment sector in Port-au-Prince employs many — companies in free trade zones near the capital hire production workers.
- ▸NGO and humanitarian organization employment is available for those with skills (logistics, medical, construction).
- ▸Agriculture employs many in rural areas — coffee, vetiver, and cocoa are key crops.
- ▸Informal trading (commerce) is the most common livelihood — street markets are the backbone of Haiti's economy.
- ▸Remittance income from diaspora family is the main income source for many Haitian households.
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