Humanitarian Cash Working Group Reviews Lessons From First FHH Allocation

A humanitarian coordination workshop held October 6, 2026, at the Résidence Palm in Pétion-Ville, Port-au-Prince, brought together roughly 40 participants to capture lessons learned from the first allocation of the Haiti Humanitarian Fund (FHH), according to minutes published by unocha.org. The session was organized by the Cash Transfer Working Group in Haiti (GTTM/CWG), described as a humanitarian coordination platform that works to harmonize and improve the quality of monetary assistance. According to the document, the workshop focused on sharing experiences from the first FHH allocation, identifying implementation constraints, and formulating recommendations for future interventions, notably the second allocation and the HNRP 2027 programming cycle. Participants represented United Nations agencies, international and national NGOs, national authorities, sectoral clusters, and humanitarian coordination mechanisms, the minutes state. The published record is a meeting summary intended to inform ongoing coordination of cash-based aid in Haiti. No funding totals, beneficiary figures, or specific recommendations beyond the stated agenda were included in the excerpt reviewed. The report was issued in French by unocha.org via ReliefWeb.