HAITIAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION The Haitian Resource Development Foundation <hrdf.

org>, is a
"Willingness, Know-How, Resources"
Weston, Florida, Port-au-Prince and Aquin, Haiti
Aldy Castor, M.D., President aldyc@att.net
954.873.0064, 509.3.685.1931
501(c)3 non-profit organization established in 1987. It has US
Tax No. 72-1074482 and is also registered with the Government
of Haiti as a non-profit, No. MPCEFP/1993/94/17, and with the
Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation as No. B-0167.
HRDF’s mission is to initiate and support projects that develop
Haiti’s resources through programs in the fields of health care,
education, scientific research, arts and culture and economy.

HRDF CAMPAIGN FOR LOCAL FOOD SUPPLIES

"FROM THE MOUNTAINS TO THE SEA"

"VICTORY FARMING IN HAITI"

MISSION - An extreme makeover of commitment to local food production and

consumption that doubles the number of farmers and sellers working to end hunger in
their communities.

VISION - Haitian cities and communes that feed themselves, not starve or wait for relief.

VALUES - "Full minds and full farms and gardens make full pockets and full stomachs."

INCOME - When up and running, farmers should have a net income of $500/month.

"FARTHER AND DEEPER FISHING"

MISSION - Go beyond the horizon for more and larger fish than are available nearshore.
Double the number of residents involved in boatbuilding, fishing, processing, selling.

VISION - A locally-built fleet of modern, safe and effective deep-sea fishing vessels.

VALUES - "Educated, equipped, far-reaching crews can help restore the national diet."

INCOME - When up and running, fishermen should have a net income of $500/month.