KANPE is active in the Central Plateau region of Haiti, in a municipality called Thomonde, and more specifically in the community of Baille Tourible. This region is one of the most affected by declining agricultural production and poverty. It faces an alarming level of deforestation that causes erosion and affects agricultural production.
Today, the municipality of Thomonde has a population of 40,000 and includes three villages: Savanette Cabrale, Tierra Muscadi and Baille Tourible. In Thomonde, approximately 38% of the population is less than 14 years old. This population faces severe issues due to extreme poverty. The situation worsened after the arrival of many families who were displaced after the earthquake of January 12th, 2010.
Among all the communities of Thomonde, KANPE chose to begin working with the community of Baille Tourible: