What Are Green Clubs

Kisa Klèb Vèt yo ye

Green Clubs are environmental groups for youth across Haiti, sponsored by schools, churches, and community organizations. Rooted in watershed restoration, they prepare young people to strengthen land and water systems, support family food production, and build more resilient communities. Through hands-on projects, members learn to:

  • Plant and protect trees

  • Safeguard water sources

  • Rebuild healthy soil

  • Practice regenerative farming techniques

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Klèb Vèt yo se gwoup anviwònmantal pou jèn atravè Ayiti, lekòl, legliz, ak òganizasyon kominotè sipòte yo. Yo chita sou restorasyon basen vèsan, epi yo prepare jèn yo pou ranfòse sistèm tè ak dlo, sipòte pwodiksyon manje fanmi yo, epi bati kominote ki pi rezistan. Atravè pwojè pratik, manm yo aprann:

  • Plante epi pwoteje pye bwa

  • Pwoteje sous dlo

  • Rebati tè ki an sante

  • Pratike teknik agrikilti rejeneratif

  

Why Watersheds Matter

Pou kisa basen vèsan yo enpòtan

A watershed is an area of land where all the water from rain and snow flows into the same body of water. It includes hills, rivers, valleys, and underground streams that guide water to that place. Mountains, farms, and villages are all connected in this system, so what happens upstream affects what happens downstream.

Watersheds are nested like small bowls inside larger bowls, with smaller watersheds draining into bigger ones that eventually empty into the ocean. When the “hat, belt, and shoes” of a watershed are cared for, the whole system thrives, bringing cleaner water, less erosion, and stronger harvests for communities living in that watershed ... LEARN MORE

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Yon basen vèsan se yon zòn tè kote tout dlo ki soti nan lapli ak nèj koule nan menm kò dlo a. Li gen ladan mòn, rivyè, fon, ak ti kouran dlo anba tè ki gide dlo a pou rive nan menm kote a. Mòn, fèm, ak vilaj yo tout konekte nan sistèm sa a, kidonk sa k pase anwo afekte sa k pase anba.

Basen vèsan yo tankou ti bòl ki antre youn nan lòt, kote ti basen vèsan yo vide nan pi gwo yo ki finalman rive nan lanmè. Lè “chapo, senti, ak soulye” yon basen vèsan byen jere, tout sistèm nan mache byen, sa pote dlo pi pwòp, mwens ewozyon, ak rekòt ki pi fò pou kominote k ap viv ladan li yo … APRANN PLIS

What Green Clubs Do

Sa Klèb Vèt yo fè

  • Build family and school gardens

  • Compost organic waste to enrich soil

  • Demonstrate crop rotation and soil care techniques

Tè ak agrikilti

  • Kreye jaden fanmi ak jaden lekòl

  • Fè konpòs ak fatra òganik pou amelyore tè

  • Demontre wotasyon rekòt ak teknik pou pran swen tè

  • Grow tree nurseries

  • Plant and protect trees in degraded areas

  • Introduce agroforestry and plant shade trees at schools

Pye bwa ak reboizasyon

  • Fè pepinyè pye bwa

  • Plante epi pwoteje pye bwa nan zòn ki degrade

  • Entwodwi agwoforèstri epi plante pye bwa lonbray nan lekòl yo

  • Clean local springs, rivers, and streams

  • Set up rainwater harvesting systems

  • Build contour berms and erosion-control structures

Pwoteksyon dlo

  • Netwaye sous dlo, rivyè, ak ti kouran dlo lokal yo

  • Mete sistèm pou kolekte dlo lapli

  • Bati baryè kontou ak estrikti pou kontwole ewozyon

  • Partner with families, teachers, and local leaders

  • Organize clean-up events and recycling initiatives

  • Conduct workshops and environmental learning days

Angajman kominotè

  • Fè patenarya ak fanmi yo, pwofesè yo, ak lidè lokal yo

  • Òganize aktivite netwayaj ak inisyativ resiklaj

  • Fè atelye ak jounen aprantisaj sou anviwònman an

In addition to hands-on projects, Green Club members gather to learn about environmental topics through Grassroots Readers, an online collection of electronic booklets. These materials build understanding of key concepts such as environmental stewardship, regenerative agriculture, and soil health.

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Anplis pwojè pratik yo, manm Klèb Vèt yo reyini pou aprann sou sijè anviwònman atravè "Grassroots Readers," yon koleksyon liv elektwonik sou entènèt. Materyèl sa yo ede devlope konpreyansyon sou konsèp kle tankou jesyon responsab anviwònman an, agrikilti rejeneratif, ak sante tè a.

How Green Clubs Are Funded

Kijan Klèb Vèt yo finanse

Projects are supported through community involvement, partnerships with schools and local organizations, and, in some cases, government programs.

Clubs may also run small student-led initiatives, such as growing fruit trees, raising seedlings for reforestation, making compost, or selling produce. 

Support from individuals, businesses, and partner organizations further strengthens activities, ensuring they remain locally rooted, educational, and sustainable.

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Pwojè yo sipòte atravè patisipasyon kominote a, patenarya ak lekòl ak òganizasyon lokal yo, epi nan kèk ka, pwogram gouvènman.

Klèb yo ka òganize ti inisyativ ki dirije pa elèv yo, tankou grandi pye bwa fwi, leve plant pou reboizasyon, fè konpòs, oswa vann pwodui agrikòl. 

Sipò moun endividyèl, biznis, ak òganizasyon patnè yo ranfòse aktivite yo plis toujou, sa ki asire yo rete anrasinen lokalman, edikatif, epi dirab.

 

A Green Club in Action

Yon Klèb Vèt an aksyon

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A community meeting  |  Yon reyinyon kominotè

Who Can Start A Green Club

Ki moun ki ka kòmanse yon Klèb Vèt

Any school, church, or community youth group can start a Green Club. Youth ages 14–18 are welcome to participate. Youth ages 19-21 participate in a separate program.

Green Clubs are limited to 40 youth participants per learning cycle. Once a club begins, no new members join until the next intake. This helps students move through the program together and gain the most from the experience.

Each club schedules its learning program to fit its school or community calendar. The program is organized into two phases.

Phase One is divided into twelve units that build foundational understanding of land, water, climate, and food systems through observation, discussion, and hands-on learning. Program length for phase one varies by age group:

  • Ages 14 - three-year program
  • Ages 15-16 - two-year program
  • Ages 17-18 - one-year program
  • Ages 19-21 - separate program designed for young adults

A flexible rural option is available for ages 14-18, allowing clubs to adjust pacing and scheduling to fit seasonal work, access, and local conditions.

Youth who complete phase one (typically ages 17-19) then choose one of three tracks in phase two.

Clubs that meet once a week typically take about two years to complete both phases of the full program. Blank calendar templates are provided to helps clubs plan their learning journey.

Nenpòt lekòl, legliz, oswa gwoup jèn nan kominote a ka kòmanse yon Klèb Vèt. Jèn ki gen laj 14-18 an ka patisipe. Jèn ki gen laj 19-21 patisipe nan yon pwogram apa.

Klèb Vèt yo limite a 40 patisipan jèn pou chak sik aprantisaj. Yon fwa yon klèb kòmanse, pa gen nouvo manm ki ka antre jiskaske pwochen rekritman an. Sa ede elèv yo avanse nan pwogram nan ansanm epi jwenn pi bon eksperyans posib.

Chak klèb òganize pwogram aprantisaj li selon kalandriye lekòl la oswa kominote a. Pwogram nan òganize an de faz.

Faz Youn divize an douz inite ki bati yon baz konpreyansyon sou tè, dlo, klima, ak sistèm alimantè atravè obsèvasyon, diskisyon, ak aprantisaj pratik. Dire pwogram faz youn la varye selon gwoup laj:

  • 14 an - pwogram twa ane
  • 15-16 an - pwogram de ane
  • 17-18 an - pwogram yon ane
  • 19-21 an - yon pwogram apa ki fèt pou jèn adilt

Gen yon opsyon fleksib pou zòn riral pou laj 14-18, ki pèmèt klèb yo ajiste ritm ak orè a pou adapte ak sezon travay, aksè, ak kondisyon lokal yo.

Jèn ki fini faz youn (anjeneral 17-19 an) chwazi youn nan twa tras nan faz de.

Klèb ki rankontre yon fwa pa semèn anjeneral pran anviwon de ane pou konplete tou de faz pwogram nan. Yo bay modèl kalandriye vid pou ede klèb yo planifye vwayaj aprantisaj yo.

Participation Pathways

Chemen patisipasyon

Communities are located throughout the different parts of a watershed. Some are high in the hills, while others are in valleys or downstream areas, and each place faces its own challenges and opportunities.

To support these different settings, we offer three participation pathways for Green Clubs to choose from. Each pathway shares the same commitment to restoring land and water and strengthening the local food systems in Haiti, but each offers different levels of guidance, structure, and customization.

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Kominote yo sitiye nan diferan pati nan yon basen vèsan. Gen kèk ki nan zòn ki wo nan mòn yo, pandan ke lòt yo nan vale oswa nan zòn ki pi ba, epi chak kote fè fas ak pwòp defi ak opòtinite li.

Pou sipòte diferan reyalite sa yo, nou ofri twa chemen patisipasyon pou Klèb Vèt chwazi. Chak chemen pataje menm angajman pou restore tè ak dlo epi ranfòse sistèm alimantè lokal yo ann Ayiti, men chak ofri diferan nivo gidans, estrikti, ak adaptasyon.

  • Gains access to basic resources

  • Joins the network directory

  • Represents the Green Club name in their community

Chemen Kòmansman (Gratis)

  • Jwenn aksè a resous debaz yo

  • Antre nan anyè rezo a

  • Reprezante non Klèb Vèt nan kominote yo

  • Builds on Starter Pathway benefits

  • Receives mentorship and leadership training

  • Receives additional structured program resources

Chemen Sipò (Ti frè chak mwa)

  • Li bati sou avantaj Chemen Kòmansman an

  • Resevwa mentorat ak fòmasyon lidèchip

  • Resevwa lòt resous pwogram ki plis estriktire

  • Includes all previous benefits

  • Obtains personalized branding and materials

  • Gains priority access to training and mentorship

Chemen Patenarya (Pri selon bezwen)

  • Gen ladan tout avantaj anvan yo

  • Jwenn mak ak materyèl pèsonalize

  • Gen aksè priyoritè a fòmasyon ak mentorat

All clubs remain connected and recognized, no matter which pathway they choose. Our focus is on access and equity, not profit. During the application process, clubs can indicate their preferred pathway and contribution level.

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Tout klèb yo rete konekte epi rekonèt, kèlkeswa chemen yo chwazi a. Konsantrasyon nou se sou aksè ak ekite, pa sou pwofi. Pandan pwosesis aplikasyon an, klèb yo ka endike chemen yo prefere a ansanm ak nivo kontribisyon yo.
     

What We Offer Green Clubs

Sa nou ofri Klèb Vèt

Approved clubs become part of the national Green Club network and are recognized as active partners in Haiti’s environmental movement.

Rekonesans ofisyèl ak koneksyon ak rezo a

Klèb ki apwouve yo vin fè pati rezo nasyonal Klèb Vèt la epi yo rekonèt kòm patnè aktif nan mouvman anviwònman an Ayiti.

Clubs receive shared graphics and visual materials that create a consistent identity while connecting each club to the larger Haitian-led environmental movement.

Materyèl mak ak vizyèl

Klèb yo resevwa grafik ak materyèl vizyèl pataje ki kreye yon idantite ki konsistan pandan y ap konekte chak klèb ak pi gwo mouvman anviwònman ayisyen ki dirije pa Ayisyen.

Clubs gain access to ready-to-use teaching materials and hands-on activity ideas, including guidance for tree planting, gardens, composting, and recycling.

Resous edikatif ak sipò pou aktivite

Klèb yo jwenn aksè a materyèl ansèyman ki pare pou itilize ak ide aktivite pratik, tankou gid pou plante pye bwa, jaden, konpòs, ak resiklaj.

Clubs join a private online space to share monthly updates, photos, and short videos. This platform builds connection across clubs, highlights youth leadership, and documents the impact of their projects in communities.

Aksè a "Green Connect Haiti"

Klèb yo antre nan yon espas prive sou entènèt pou pataje mizajou chak mwa, foto, ak ti videyo. Platfòm sa a ede kreye koneksyon ant klèb yo, mete an valè lidèchip jèn yo, epi dokimante enpak pwojè yo nan kominote yo.

Green Club projects may be featured on our website and social media to celebrate student leadership and highlight restoration efforts across Haiti.

Vizibilite ak rekonesans

Pwojè Klèb Vèt yo ka parèt sou sit entènèt nou an ak sou rezo sosyal yo pou selebre lidèchip elèv yo epi mete an valè efò restorasyon ki ap fèt atravè Ayiti.

Resources Needed to Succeed

Resous ki nesesè pou reyisi

Green Clubs need a safe space to meet, basic teaching supplies, and practical tools for hands-on projects. Not all resources are required at the start. Clubs can grow and add materials over time as their program develops and their community supports them. These essentials help students learn effectively and carry out restoration activities successfully.

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Klèb Vèt bezwen yon espas ki an sekirite pou reyini, materyèl ansèyman debaz, ak zouti pratik pou pwojè pratik yo. Se pa tout resous ki obligatwa depi nan kòmansman. Klèb yo ka grandi epi ajoute materyèl yo piti piti pandan pwogram nan ap devlope epi kominote a ap sipòte yo. Resous esansyèl sa yo ede elèv yo aprann efektivman epi reyalize aktivite restorasyon yo avèk siksè.

  • Computer, tablet, or smartphone for instructor to access digital learning materials

  • Projector and large screen for group viewing

  • Internet connection

  • Printer for learning and activity materials

  • Electricity, ideally from a solar panel or generator (solar power is the most cost-efficient long-term option)

Teknoloji

  • Òdinatè, tablèt, oswa telefòn entelijan pou enstriktè a ka jwenn aksè ak materyèl aprantisaj dijital

  • Pwojektè ak gwo ekran pou gade an gwoup

  • Koneksyon entènèt

  • Enprimant pou materyèl aprantisaj ak aktivite

  • Elektrisite, de preferans soti nan panèl solè oswa jeneratè (enèji solè se opsyon ki pi ekonomik sou tèm long)

  • Flip chart paper and easel, or a whiteboard with markers

  • Notebooks or folders for students

  • Markers or colored pencils

Materyèl ansèyman

  • Papye "flip chart" ak chevalet, oswa yon tablo blan ak makè

  • Kaye oswa dosye pou elèv yo

  • Makè oswa kreyon koulè

  • Shovels, hoes, and burlap bags

  • Materials for building a compost pit

  • Budget for activities and optional snacks

Zouti jadinaj ak travay pratik

  • Pèl, wou, ak sak twal (burlap)

  • Materyèl pou konstwi yon twou konpòs

  • Bidjè pou aktivite yo ak ti goute opsyonèl

  • A facilitator who coordinates sessions and ensures a safe learning environment

  • A teacher who explains concepts and guides hands-on learning

  • An activities coordinator who plans projects and monthly activities

  • A bookkeeper who can manage basic financial records

Wòl adilt yo

  • Yon fasilitatè ki kowòdone sesyon yo epi asire yon anviwònman aprantisaj ki an sekirite

  • Yon pwofesè ki eksplike konsèp yo epi gide aprantisaj pratik

  • Yon kowòdonatè aktivite ki planifye pwojè yo ak aktivite chak mwa

  • Yon responsab kontablite ki ka jere dosye finansye debaz yo

A Shared Commitment

Yon angajman pataje

Green Clubs are part of a national movement with a common mission, and all clubs operate under clear standards that protect students, communities, and the integrity of the program.

These standards ensure that Green Clubs remain safe, inclusive, and community-centered learning spaces. Schools and partner organizations agree to follow program guidelines, youth protection practices, and reporting requirements that promote transparency and accountability.

Full partnership expectations are provided during the application process.

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Klèb Vèt yo fè pati yon mouvman nasyonal ki gen yon misyon komen, epi tout klèb yo fonksyone anba estanda klè ki pwoteje elèv yo, kominote yo, ak entegrite pwogram nan.

Estanda sa yo asire Klèb Vèt rete espas aprantisaj ki an sekirite, ki enklizif, epi ki santre sou kominote a. Lekòl yo ak òganizasyon patnè yo dakò pou swiv gid pwogram nan, pratik pwoteksyon jèn yo, ak egzijans rapò ki ankouraje transparans ak responsablite.

Tout atant patenarya yo bay pandan pwosesis aplikasyon an.

What We Ask Of Green Clubs

Sa nou mande Klèb Vèt

  • Organization or sponsoring institution details

  • Copy of registration or license

  • Leadership contact information

  • Official Green Club name

Enfòmasyon administratif

  • Detay sou òganizasyon oswa enstitisyon ki ap sipòte a

  • Kopi enskripsyon oswa lisans

  • Enfòmasyon kontak lidèchip

  • Non ofisyèl Klèb Vèt la

  • A short statement explaining why you want to start a Green Club

  • No more than 40 youth per learning cycle

  • Each club operates as its own group with a designated facilitator

  • Agreement to follow Green Club values, policies, and guidelines

Angajman pou misyon an

  • Yon ti deklarasyon ki eksplike pou kisa ou vle kòmanse yon Klèb Vèt

  • Pa plis pase 40 jèn pou chak sik aprantisaj

  • Chak klèb fonksyone kòm pwòp gwoup li ak yon fasilitatè ki deziyen

  • Akò pou respekte valè, règleman, ak gidans Klèb Vèt yo

  • No participation fees for students

  • All activities supervised by a responsible adult

  • A safe, inclusive, and respectful learning environment

  • Transparent record keeping for club activities and finances

Pwoteksyon elèv ak kominote

  • Pa gen frè patisipasyon pou elèv yo

  • Tout aktivite yo anba sipèvizyon yon adilt responsab

  • Yon anviwònman aprantisaj ki an sekirite, ki enklizif, epi ki respekte tout moun

  • Dosye klè ak transparan pou aktivite ak finans klèb la

  • A dedicated Facebook page for club activities

  • A dedicated Google email account for clear communication

  • Monthly updates shared through Green Connect Haiti with brief notes and photos

  • Quarterly activity summaries documenting projects and progress

  • Two to three environmental action days each year connected to community or environmental events

Patisipasyon ak kominikasyon

  • Yon paj Facebook dedye pou aktivite klèb la

  • Yon kont Gmail dedye pou kominikasyon klè

  • Mizajou chak mwa pataje atravè "Green Connect Haiti" ak ti nòt ak foto

  • Rezime aktivite chak twa mwa ki dokimante pwojè yo ak pwogrè a

  • De a twa jou aksyon anviwònman chak ane ki konekte ak evènman kominotè oswa anviwònman yo

Wear The Change

Pote chanjman an

Green Club shirts reflect Haiti’s living ecological system. Each shirt carries the Green Club logo on the front, symbolizing unity across all clubs. Colors and back designs represent key parts of the environment and their role in restoring the land:

  • Green - trees and forests

  • Brown - soil

  • Blue - water

  • Yellow - the sun’s energy

  • Black - soil microorganisms

  • Bright pinks, reds, and purples - flowers, fruits, and pollinators

  • Orange - fallen leaves that nourish the soil

  • White - clouds and fungi

Together, these colors tell the story of connection. Healthy harvests depend on trees, soil life, pollinators, water, and sunlight working in balance. When these systems thrive, the land becomes more productive and resilient.

Sponsors may choose shirt colors, preferably bold or primary colors rather than pastels. Each shirt serves as a visible symbol of support and a reminder that restoring the land depends on many parts working together.

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Chemiz Klèb Vèt yo reflete sistèm ekoloji vivan Ayiti a. Chak chemiz pote logo Klèb Vèt la devan, ki senbolize inite ant tout klèb yo. Koulè yo ak desen dèyè yo reprezante pati enpòtan nan anviwònman an ak wòl yo nan restorasyon tè a:

  • Vèt - pye bwa ak forè

  • Mawon - soil

  • Ble - dlo

  • Jòn - enèji solèy la

  • Nwa - mikwoòganis nan tè a

  • Woz, wouj, ak mov klere - flè, fwi, ak polinizatè

  • Zoranj - fèy ki tonbe epi ki nouri tè a

  • Blan - nyaj ak chanpiyon

Ansanm, koulè sa yo rakonte istwa koneksyon. Rekòt ki bon depann sou pye bwa, lavi nan tè a, polinizatè, dlo, ak limyè solèy k ap travay nan balans. Lè sistèm sa yo byen fonksyone, tè a vin pi pwodiktif epi pi rezistan.

Sponsor yo ka chwazi koulè chemiz yo, de preferans koulè fò oswa prensipal olye de koulè pal. Chak chemiz sèvi kòm yon senbòl vizib sipò ak yon rapèl ke restorasyon tè a depann de anpil eleman k ap travay ansanm.

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

Green Connect Haiti

"Green Connect Haiti"

Green Connect Haiti is a private online platform linking Green Clubs across Haiti. It lets clubs share updates, photos of trees, gardens, and cleanups, and short videos showcasing student leadership. This shared space strengthens connections between clubs.

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"Green Connect Haiti" se yon platfòm prive sou entènèt ki konekte Klèb Vèt atravè Ayiti. Li pèmèt klèb yo pataje mizajou, foto pye bwa, jaden, ak aktivite netwayaj, ansanm ak ti videyo ki montre lidèchip elèv yo. Espas pataje sa a ranfòse koneksyon ant klèb yo.

Field Trip Opportunities

Opòtinite sòti sou teren

Green Clubs can offer visits to Haiti’s rich natural sites, where students can see lush vegetation, endemic plants, and diverse ecosystems. These trips let students explore unique habitats, experience the country’s natural beauty firsthand, and gain a deeper understanding of why protecting these environments matters. Field trips are highly recommended!

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Klèb Vèt ka òganize vizit nan bèl sit natirèl an Ayiti, kote elèv yo ka wè vejetasyon rich, plant andemik, ak divès ekosistèm. Sòti sa yo pèmèt elèv yo eksplore abita inik yo, viv bote natirèl peyi a an dirèk, epi pi byen konprann pou kisa li enpòtan pou pwoteje anviwònman sa yo. Nou rekòmande anpil sòti sou teren yo!

Chaîne de la Grande Colline

La Visite National Park

Massif de la Hotte Biosphere Reserve

Wynne Farm Ecological Reserve

Haut-Fourneau Mangroves

Other Questions Asked by Green Clubs

Lòt kesyon Klèb Vèt poze

We encourage communities and clubs to begin local fundraising and resource mobilization right away. Grant funding is a separate, more extensive process that is dependent on documentation, compliance, project readiness, and donor timelines. While we provide guidance and support, funding timelines depend on club readiness and external grant cycles.

Ki delè pou premye debousman sibvansyon an apre yo fin apwouve klèb la?

Nou ankouraje kominote yo ak klèb yo pou yo kòmanse mobilizasyon resous ak ranmase fon lokal yo touswit. Finansman sibvansyon se yon pwosesis apa, ki pi konplèks, ki depann de dokiman, konfòmite, preparasyon pwojè a, ak delè donatè yo. Pandan nou bay gidans ak sipò, delè finansman yo depann de nivo preparasyon klib la ansanm ak sik sibvansyon ekstèn yo.

These items are important for hands-on activities with Green Clubs, but we do not directly provide them. Clubs are encouraged to explore local fundraising, partnerships, and community contributions to meet these needs.

Èske nou bay zouti jadinaj, kit solè, materyèl kwizin, oswa manje cho pou patisipan nou yo?

Atik sa yo enpòtan pou aktivite pratik ak Klèb Vèt, men nou pa bay yo dirèkteman. Nou ankouraje klib yo chèche finansman lokal, patenarya, ak kontribisyon nan kominote a pou reponn a bezwen sa yo.

We provide educational materials, activity ideas, and guidance designed for Haiti’s climate. Teachers and facilitators use these resources to develop lesson plans that meet the needs of their students, local watersheds, and available resources. This encourages local adaptation and teacher leadership.

Èske nou bay plan leson estriktire sou sante tè ak teknik reboizasyon pou klima Ayiti?

Nou bay materyèl edikatif, ide aktivite, ak gidans ki fèt pou adapte ak klima Ayiti. Pwofesè yo ak fasilitatè yo itilize resous sa yo pou devlope plan leson ki reponn ak bezwen elèv yo, basen vèsan lokal yo, ak resous ki disponib yo. Sa ankouraje adaptasyon lokal ak lidèchip pwofesè yo.

While we do not provide printed materials at this time, we offer structured guidelines, practical tools, and examples that clubs can use to plan waste management projects and community awareness activities. Clubs are encouraged to adapt these ideas to their local community and watershed needs, and to share successful approaches with other Green Clubs in the network.

Èske nou bay gidans estriktire pou jesyon dechè oswa manyèl pou kanpay sansibilizasyon kominotè?

Malgre nou pa bay materyèl enprime nan moman sa a, nou ofri gidans estriktire, zouti pratik, ak egzanp ke klib yo ka itilize pou planifye pwojè jesyon dechè ak aktivite sansibilizasyon kominotè. Klèb yo ankouraje pou adapte ide sa yo ak bezwen kominote lokal yo ak basen vèsan yo, epi pataje pratik ki reyisi ak lòt Klèb Vèt nan rezo a.

Land access depends on local ownership and agreements. Clubs work with schools, community leaders, landowners, or authorities to identify safe, appropriate spaces. We provide guidance on approaching landowners, planning projects, and building community support.

Èske nou bay gidans estriktire pou jesyon dechè oswa manyèl pou kanpay sansibilizasyon kominotè?

Malgre nou pa bay materyèl enprime nan moman sa a, nou ofri gidans estriktire, zouti pratik, ak egzanp ke klib yo ka itilize pou planifye pwojè jesyon dechè ak aktivite sansibilizasyon kominotè. Klèb yo ankouraje pou adapte ide sa yo ak bezwen kominote lokal yo ak basen vèsan yo, epi pataje pratik ki reyisi ak lòt Klèb Vèt nan rezo a.

We focus on community-led work to create lasting change. Rather than creating dependence on external support, we provide direction, education, coordination, and encouragement so communities can lead environmental restoration themselves. When local leaders, teachers, and students take ownership, the impact is stronger, sustainable, and truly rooted in the community.

Pou kisa pwogram Klèb Vèt la pa bay plis materyèl oswa finansman dirèk?

Nou konsantre sou travay ki dirije pa kominote a pou kreye chanjman ki dire lontan. Olye pou nou kreye depandans sou sipò ekstèn, nou bay direksyon, edikasyon, kowòdinasyon, ak ankourajman pou ede kominote yo dirije restorasyon anviwònman an tèt yo. Lè lidè lokal yo, pwofesè yo, ak elèv yo pran responsablite a, enpak la vin pi fò, pi dirab, epi li vrèman anrasinen nan kominote a.

Ready To Start A Green Club?

Pare pou kòmanse yon Klèb Vèt?

If your organization is ready to care for the land, protect water, and invest in the future of Haiti, we would love to hear from you.

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Si òganizasyon ou an pare pou pran swen tè a, pwoteje dlo a, epi envesti nan avni Ayiti, nou ta renmen tande pale de ou.

Aplike pou kòmanse yon Klèb Vèt

An Important Note

This program is designed to bless Haiti. Please respect its purpose and use these materials with integrity. While this information may be freely shared, it may not be sold, replicated, or redistributed in any other format at any time. Thank you.

Yon Nòt Enpòtan

Pwogram sa a fèt pou pote benediksyon pou Ayiti. Tanpri respekte objektif li epi sèvi ak materyèl sa yo ak entegrite. Menmsi enfòmasyon sa yo ka pataje lib, yo pa dwe vann, kopye, oswa redistribiye nan okenn lòt fòm nan okenn moman. Mèsi.