Announcing SEDA Grand South Design 2030 Transform 4 million Grand South lives and livelihoods
In-Kind and Financial contributions may have equivalent value, subject to logistics such as added delivery costs. Contact <donate@help-haiti.co>Assets supporting the Campaign:
- technologies for 3-S construction and atmospheric water extraction
- cooperating agencies of Help Haiti NGO
- 230 ft. transmission tower, bulldozer, bus, crane, excavator, flatbed truck, front-end loader, generators (10kw, 60kw, 400kw), roller compactor, support vehicles, tow truck, tractor-trailer, well drilling rig
- commercial ties with Sister Cities Homestead and Miami-Dade County, FL
- farmlands and mixed-use development sites on 944-acre Cooperative Port Royal Campus
- Public Service Modules based at Petit-Goave headquarters
- staff and volunteers of Help-Haiti Team
SEDA is poised to bring 300 Delegates to Little Haiti, Miami for a groundbreaking, emergency conference
To alleviate widespread flood devastation and social-economic crisis conditions, invited SEDA-1 Conference delegates (mayors, commissioners, chiefs of police, prison wardens, medical- school- orphanage- directors, business leaders) to comprise ad hoc Grand South Emergency Task Force to procure and deploy international resources that restore hope and stability to our communities, the nation and the diaspora. SEDA-1 'Clean and Green Haiti 2030' will focus on emergency relief, short- and long term- waste management and food security. Tentative dates: November 17-20 (to be confirmed by Ministry of Interior.) Registration is open to U.S. partners, sponsors and stakeholders: 3-day Conference $425. Gala Dinner $250. Link> help-haiti.co/seda-1. Press Release> help-haiti.co/pr-61823 NEW Press Release is pending...Support Monetary-7 Campaign Goals
- $3 – $10,000 Donor Projects- help-haiti.co/NOW
- $600,000 conference production and 300 delegate subsidies- SEDA-1 ‘Clean and Green Haiti 2030’ Conference in Miami – Date Pending
- $2.5M salaries, prepare sites, collection vehicles, front loaders, dump trucks, garbage pails, recycling centers- Trash and Recycling Collections
- $3.0M build-out 4-story headquarters and 40+ Public Service Modules- Phase One – Masterplan
- $10M rapid distribution of 1,000 partial bundles of infrastructure modernization assets- Points of Light COM-EDS-EDU-POL Hubs
- $70M one-third of public relief-aid packages per 4 million Grand South constituents- SEDA Grand South Emergency Task Force
- $2.5B 7-year initiative for 40,000 jobs, utility networks, infrastructure- Grand South Design 2030
Support the projects of SEDA's 7-year design initiative:
- Airline
- Airport
- Cargo-Passenger Terminal
- Railway E-W
- Seaport
Summary: SEDA aims to develop and enhance essential transportation hubs and networks to facilitate efficient movement of people and goods.
- Alternative Energy: biogas-incineration-solar
- Environmental Monitoring & Research
- Recycling
- Sky Water Factory (Air extraction, pH structuring)
Summary: SEDA is committed to promoting sustainable energy solutions and environmental conservation through the implementation of alternative energy sources, such as biogas and solar power, as well as monitoring and research initiatives.
- Community Farms and Gardens
- Farmers Coop
- Healthy Food Factory
- Seed Bank
Summary: SEDA supports the continuous growth and establishment of community farms, farmers' cooperatives, and food production facilities to ensure access to healthy and sustainable food sources in Haiti.
- Emergency Management Agency
Royal Waste Management NPO Weekly Trash and Recycle Collections - Radio-TV Education and Emergency Channels
Mega 230' Transmission Tower plus 25' antennal mounted 500' above sea level on Cape Royal ridge
Summary: SEDA prioritizes emergency management and communication systems, including the ongoing development and establishment of dedicated agencies and radio-TV channels, to enhance preparedness and response during crisis situations.
- Internet-Telecom
- Online Education (Cradle-to-Grave)
- Points of Light COM, EDU, EDS, POL Hubs
Vocations and Apprenticeships for R-Solution Network Worker Program foreign placements (Class A driver, construction, formwork, hospitality, industrial work, laborer, maritime); and Domestic Workforce (baker, bartender, carpenter, coder, concrete finish, electrician, event producer, facility manager, farmer, marketer, mechanic, musician, office manager, plumber, retail clerk, security guard, sewing, teacher, techie, tour manager, waiter, welder.)
Summary: SEDA focuses on expanding access to education and technology resources through the development of internet and telecom infrastructure, online education programs, and specialized hubs for various educational and technological fields.
- Medical Centers (to scale)
- National Auditorium
- Public Service Modules
Summary: SEDA aims to improve healthcare services by establishing scaled-up medical centers and public service modules, providing essential healthcare facilities and resources to underserved communities and villages.
- Job Factory
- Lakaywood (Film and Media Hub)
- SEDA Bonds Authority
- SEDA Construction Company
- SEDA Cooperative Investment and Insurance Bank
Summary: SEDA promotes job creation and economic development through initiatives such as job factories, film and media hubs, and the establishment of financial institutions that support investment and insurance in Haiti.
- Mango Stadium
Summary: SEDA envisions the development of Mango Stadium as a key sports and recreational facility, fostering a sense of community and providing opportunities for athletic events and leisure activities.
- Steel-Stucco-Styrofoam 3S Building System
Summary: SEDA seeks to implement innovative building systems, such as the Steel-Stucco-Styrofoam 3S Building System, to ensure efficient and sustainable construction practices in Haiti.
SEDA Concentration Areas: Building a Sustainable and Resilient Future for the Grand South
The SEDA Initiative encompasses 18 areas of concentration, aiming to help the people and heal the land in Haiti. These areas range from infrastructure development and disaster preparedness to education, healthcare, renewable energy, and environmental conservation. By prioritizing the deployment of Points of Light Hubs, SEDA aims to provide customized infrastructure upgrades for various institutions and communities. The initiative focuses on improving access to clean water, healthcare, and educational opportunities, while also promoting economic growth, small business development, and sustainable agriculture. Additionally, SEDA emphasizes community empowerment, capacity building, waste management, and urban planning to create a sustainable and prosperous future for the Southern Region.
Categorization of Concentration Areas:
- #1 Priority- Deploy Points of Light Hubs (COM, EDS, EDU, POL): SEDA’s most equitable and speedy infrastructure upgrade, fully-customized per community, institution, orphanage, medical, school, police or prison user.
- Healthcare Infrastructure and Services: Upgrade medical facilities and enhance access to healthcare services. Completion Timeframe: Improve healthcare infrastructure and services within 5-7 years, focusing on both physical infrastructure and training programs.
- Infrastructure Development: Planning and execution by SEDA Construction Co. using seismic construction codes of: Grand South Airport, Seaport and National Auditorium, E-W Railway, Haiti Airlines, roads, bridges, water supply systems, and electricity networks to enhance connectivity, accessibility, and basic services.
- Urban Planning: Develop sustainable urban planning strategies to improve the organization and layout of cities, including zoning regulations, land use plans, and housing initiatives.
- Access to Clean Water and Sanitation Ensure reliable access to clean drinking water and improve sanitation facilities. Completion Timeframe: Aim to achieve significant improvements within 3-5 years, with ongoing efforts to expand coverage and sustainability.
- Access to Healthcare and Public Health Initiatives: Collaborative efforts with healthcare institutions and government agencies would improve access to healthcare services for residents of the Southern Region. Disease prevention programs, public health education, and initiatives targeting specific health challenges prevalent in the area could positively impact the well-being of a substantial number of people.
- Waste Management: Implementing comprehensive waste management systems, including collection, recycling, and proper disposal of waste to improve sanitation and public health.
- Capacity Building: Providing training and technical assistance to local government institutions, community organizations, and individuals to enhance their skills, knowledge, and resources for sustainable development..
- Community Empowerment: Engaging local communities in decision-making processes, encouraging civic participation, and fostering community-driven development projects.
- Educational Opportunities: Investing in education would be a key priority. Building schools, training teachers, and providing scholarships or vocational training programs would enhance literacy rates and equip individuals in the Southern Region with the necessary skills for personal and professional growth. The number of individuals benefiting from these educational opportunities would depend on the scale and reach of the initiatives.
- Disaster Preparedness and Resilience: Develop comprehensive disaster management plans, build resilience, improve early warning systems.
- Economic Growth and Job Creation: Facilitating entrepreneurship, supporting small businesses, and promoting job creation through initiatives such as microfinance programs, business incubators, and vocational training.
- Small Business Development and Entrepreneurship: Support small businesses and foster entrepreneurship. Completion Timeframe: Establish supportive programs and resources within 3-5 years, with ongoing assistance for sustained growth.
- Environmental Conservation and Reforestation: Launch reforestation projects and protect natural resources. Completion Timeframe: Undertake significant reforestation efforts within 5-7 years, with ongoing conservation measures for long-term impact.
- Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security: Promote sustainable farming practices and establish programs for food security. Completion Timeframe: Implement key initiatives within 5-7 years, focusing on building capacity and supporting local farmers.
- Sustainable Agriculture and Environmental Conservation: Promoting sustainable agriculture practices and environmental conservation would contribute to the region's long-term prosperity. Efforts such as reforestation projects, sustainable farming techniques, and the protection of natural resources would not only benefit the environment but also support the livelihoods of farmers and communities in the Southern Region.
- Renewable Energy Development: Encourage the adoption of renewable energy sources to improve access to electricity. Completion Timeframe: Work towards increasing renewable energy usage within 5-10 years, with a gradual transition from fossil fuels.
Building a Brighter Future, Hand in Hand
Together, we stand as catalysts of change, recognizing that our collective efforts have the power to transform lives and uplift communities. Through our unwavering dedication, we nurture the seeds of hope, ensuring that every child, like the one in this photo, can grow and thrive in a clean and nurturing environment.
Clean and Green Trash-Recycle Collections commence weekly service starting late July 2023 for 500 residential and industrial clients. SEDA offers this affordable waste management solution to break the cycle of disease and pollution at point of origin. Each waste stream is systematically integrated in a disposal and treatment network to maximize downstream results including bury, burn and convert technologies that produce: fertilizer, remanufactured goods, saleable raw materials, etc.
Property owners outside Haiti may subscribe at healthy-haiti.co/trash. Neighborhood recruiters are shown in training @89 office and gathered for house-to-house deployment.
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Meet the SEDA Management Team
SEDA is led by a dedicated and experienced management team, each bringing their unique expertise to drive the organization's mission forward. President Lenor Julien, Esq., provides strong leadership and legal acumen, ensuring SEDA's compliance with federal and international guidelines. Vice President and Founder Ritho Jean Louis brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise in operations, plus the strategic vision that launched this organization. Secretary-General Honorable Ernson Henry, Mayor of brings valuable administrative skills and commitment to community service. Treasurer Honorable Valerie Maurissainte, Mayor of Petit-Goave, ensures SEDA's accountability, integrity and financial stability. Chairman Jeff 'VeganMan' Tucker provides guidance for operations and strategic relationships. Together, their shared commitment to Help-Haiti Mission123 will prove beneficial to four million clients residing in the communities of Grand South.
President:
Lenor Julien, Esq.
Vice President:
Ritho Jean Louis
Secretary General
Honorable Ernson Henry
Treasurer:
Honorable Valerie Maurissainte
Chairman:
Jeff 'VeganMan' Tucker
The commitment of Service from the SEDAM Management Team:
SEDA Management Team is committed to our 4 million constituents in Haiti’s Grand South.
Our duties and responsibilities include:
- Strategic Leadership: navigate complex challenges and drive impactful initiatives.
- Organizational: oversee day-to-day operations, ensuring efficient functioning and smooth coordination across various departments, promoting innovation and teamwork.
- Advocacy and Stakeholder Engagement: effectively communicating SEDA’s mission and initiatives to stakeholders, partners, and the public; establishing and nurturing strategic relationships with key stakeholders, fostering collaborations and partnerships.
- Legal Expertise and Compliance: operate within legal frameworks; comply with relevant regulations; effective risk management.
- Resource Mobilization: Evaluate funding opportunities, engage in fundraising efforts, and cultivate relationships with donors and funding agencies.
- Community Engagement: Actively engage with Grand South communities to understand their needs and aspirations; promote community participation in decision-making processes.
