Women, Youth, and Family Policy
Empowering women, investing in youth development, and strengthening the family as the foundation of social stability.
Key Challenges
Women do 70% of commercial activity but own few formal assets
Youth unemployment among the highest in the hemisphere
Limited access to reproductive healthcare
Gender-based violence underreported and underprosecuted
Key Questions for This Pillar
How can women's economic participation be formalized and protected?
What youth employment programs have worked in similar contexts?
How can family policy support both economic productivity and social stability?
Comparative Example
Rwanda
Rwanda achieved the world's highest percentage of women in parliament (61%) and dramatically improved women's economic participation through constitutional gender quotas, property rights reform, and targeted enterprise support programs.
Haiti 2077 invites citizens, professionals, diaspora members, and organizations to contribute structured proposals addressing the challenges and opportunities within this pillar.
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