Flanbo Ayiti
Flanbo Ayiti maps what is being built in Haiti — commune by commune — and lets anyone add what they know.
Why this site exists
What is happening in Haiti is scattered: a project here, a company there, a video that shows a road being rebuilt, a report nobody reads twice. Nothing brings it together in one place you can look at.
This site puts it on a map. Not to comment on the country, but to show it — and to let anyone add the piece they know about. Imajine. Planifye. Bati.
What you will find
- The map — projects, businesses, infrastructure and real places, by department and commune, over actual boundaries and road geometry.
- Riches — Haiti's agricultural value chains, from the raw crop to the finished product, with the point the site keeps making: transform more of it locally.
- Videos — initiatives filmed by creators, always credited and always linking back to their channel.
- Innovations and prospective projects — ideas and scenarios, clearly labelled as such. They are proposals, not announcements.
- Bati Peyi — a game where you build and manage a Haitian town, to make the same ideas playable.
What this site is not
- It is not an official or governmental site. It represents no administration and speaks for none.
- It is not a register of record. Boundaries, layers and figures are simplified for display and are not contractual — see the data sources.
- Listing a project, a business or a creator is not an endorsement, and does not mean they are partners of the site.
Contributing
Exploring the map needs no account. To add an activity, propose a place or submit a photo, create an account — it is free. Photos submitted by non-administrators are reviewed before they appear.
A correction, a missing project, a question, a video you want removed: write to us or e-mail flanbopeyim@gmail.com. Legal details are on the legal notice page.
