Launch in Haiti: The “Zanmi Lanati Club” is committed to the climate

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July 14, 2024

Launch in Haiti: The “Zanmi Lanati Club” is committed to the climate

At the initiative of students Savela Jacques Berenji and Louino Robillard, the first two Haitians to have integrated the diploma program initiated by “SUNX, Climate Friendly Travel (CFT) and the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS), the “ Club Zanmi Lanati” was officially launched on Saturday July 13, 2024, in Haiti, in Delmas 66. More than thirty young people took part in the initiative whose objective, among other things, is to combat climate change, promote responsible tourism, train citizens (ecological tourists) and encourage the creation of tourist and cultural wealth for sustainable development, according to the initiators.

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French : Lancement en Haïti : Le « Club Zanmi Lanati » s’engage pour le climat

Spanish : Lanzamiento en Haití: El “Club Zanmi Lanati” se compromete con el clima

Creole : Lansman an Ayiti: "Zanmi Lanati Club" angaje nan klima a

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A Promising Start for the Zanmi Lanati Club

The official launch of “Club Zanmi Lanati” took place on July 13, 2024 in Delmas, Haiti, with the participation of more than 30 young people passionate about the environment and sustainable development. This club is the work of Savela Jacques Berenji and Louino Robillard, the first two Haitians to have followed the diploma program initiated by “SUNX, Climate Friendly Travel (CFT) and the Institute of Tourism Studies (ITS) in the objective of training climate champions.

The committee of the “Club Zanmi Lanati” is made up of three influential members: Came Stefada POULARD, an environmental journalist specializing in climate change; Dr. Cassandra JEAN FRANÇOIS, the coordinator of Konbit San San Pou, an association committed to the fight for good blood transmission in Haiti; and Gladimy JEAN, co-founder of LE PARADIS HAITIEN, an organization that promotes culture and tourism in Haiti. This committee is also supported by 27 other young leaders, students and professionals from several civil society organizations.

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Ambitious Goals for a Sustainable Future

The main goal of the program is to combat climate change, an issue that is having devastating impacts on Haiti. Climate change is leading to rising temperatures, extreme weather and rising sea levels, seriously affecting the livelihoods of Haitians. The “Zanmi Lanati Club” aims to promote responsible tourism, train ecological citizens and create tourist and cultural wealth for sustainable development.

Louino Robillard

Louino Robillard: Call to Action to Protect the Environment

Louino Robillard, community development specialist, continues by saying the importance of raising awareness and mobilizing local communities to protect the environment.

Every action counts, let’s continue to work together

, he stressed, dreaming of seeing all Haitians become champions in the fight against global warming.

In an exclusive interview, Louino Robillard expressed his satisfaction with the launch of the club, affirming that it is a crucial step to encourage ecological responsibility within Haitian society. He invites the Haitian population to mobilize against the effects of climate change which affect their country and the entire world, and to take concrete actions for a better future.

Haiti: Flora and Fauna

Haiti, located on the western part of the Caribbean island of Hispaniola, is often associated with its rich and complex history. However, beyond its cultural and historical aspects, Haïti is home to a remarkable diversity of fauna and flora that deserves to be explored and preserved. This article highlights the ecological wealth of Haiti, emphasizing its unique flora and fauna. Fauna: Haïti is home to a variety of animal species, some of which are endemic to the island. The country’s tropical rainforests are home to a great diversity of birds. The rugged mountains provide suitable habitat for rare species. The waters surrounding Haïti are also rich in biodiversity. Colorful corals, tropical fish and sea turtles find refuge in the coral reefs along the coast. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these fragile marine ecosystems and preserve marine life. Flora: Haiti’s landscapes are adorned with a wide variety of plants and flowers. The tropical rainforests are home to majestic trees, the Hispaniola pine and the gum tree. These forests play an essential role in climate regulation and the preservation of biodiversity. The coastal plains are dotted with palm trees, including Haiti’s iconic royal palm. Botanical gardens, such as the Jardin Botanique des Cayes, are havens of greenery where you can admire a wide variety of tropical plants, some of which are endemic to the region. Haiti, with its unique flora and fauna, is an ecological gem that deserves to be preserved for future generations. Awareness, conservation and sustainable development are key elements to ensure the survival of this natural wealth. By investing in the protection of its environment, Haïti can not only preserve its ecological heritage, but also promote sustainable tourism and strengthen the resilience of its ecosystems in the face of current global challenges.

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On the Road to an Ecological Future: The Role of the Zanmi Lanati Club

The “Zanmi Lanati Club” represents an ambitious and essential initiative to combat the environmental challenges facing Haiti, by promoting sustainable practices and raising awareness among citizens of the importance of protecting their environment for future generations.

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A Promising Start for the Zanmi Lanati Club

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A Promising Start for the Zanmi Lanati Club

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