Haiti is highly vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, including rising temperatures, stronger hurricanes, and unpredictable rainfall. These changes threaten food security, water resources, and livelihoods, especially in rural areas. Deforestation and poor infrastructure worsen the effects, making communities more exposed to floods and landslides. Addressing climate challenges in Haiti requires urgent action through reforestation, sustainable farming, and disaster preparedness.

To promote renewable energy, Valento Family has supported the installation and maintenance of solar systems in key community locations, including schools and children’s centers. By replacing unreliable and polluting diesel generators with solar panels, these facilities now have access to cleaner, more consistent electricity. This initiative not only reduces harmful emissions but also cuts energy costs, allowing more resources to be directed toward education and child welfare. Valento Family continues to advocate for clean energy solutions that benefit both people and the environment.