Industrial Policy and Manufacturing
Building domestic productive capacity through strategic industrialization, value-added manufacturing, and export development.
Key Challenges
Near-absence of domestic manufacturing capacity
Extreme dependence on imported consumer goods
Assembly sector limited to low-value garment production
No strategic industrial policy framework
Key Questions for This Pillar
What industries should Haiti target for development?
How can value-added processing of agricultural products create jobs?
What role should special economic zones play?
Comparative Example
Mauritius
Mauritius transformed from a sugar-dependent economy to a diversified industrial and services hub by creating export processing zones, investing in education, and strategically positioning itself as a gateway between Africa and Asia.
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