Le projet Eau potable et assainissement rural , resilient, sustainable and decentralized in Haiti was funded by the World Bank Board of Directors at $80 million.

USD 80 million approved by the World Bank aims to increase access to inclusive, resilient and sustainable drinking water services to 250,000 people and access to basic sanitation services to 125,000 people, including 50% of women from small towns and rural communities across the country. Laurent Msellati, head of the World Bank's operations in Haiti believes that “access to clean water and sanitation is essential to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, as it stimulates economic growth, supports healthy communities, and is essential and fundamental to life itself. In Haiti, the results recorded in this area have stagnated in recent years and have even deteriorated in some regions due, among other things, to prolonged instability, increased violence and insufficient investment in the sector