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PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti (CMC) — Haiti is to undertake a series of reforms aimed at strengthening governance, restoring public confidence and addressing the underlying causes of violence and instability under a new 12-month framework supported by the World Bank.
The Washington-based financial institution says the Compact for Prevention and Recovery, developed in partnership with the Haitian Government and international stakeholders, establishes measurable commitments designed to accelerate the country’s recovery.

The agreement outlines 14 reform commitments across four priority areas: justice and security, governance and anti-corruption, economic stability and taxation, and sustainable employment and investment.
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