This document is a meeting report of the Haiti Logistics Sector (Logistics Cluster) held online on 17 July 2026 in Port-au-Prince. It provides updates on the humanitarian logistics situation in Haiti, including road, air, maritime, and fuel access conditions, and highlights ongoing operational constraints affecting aid delivery.
The report notes that major road access challenges remain between Port-au-Prince and the provinces, while commercial international flights to Port-au-Prince continue to be suspended until at least September 2026. Maritime transport remains operational and is presented as a reliable alternative for moving humanitarian cargo across regions. Fuel supplies are reported as stable.
A key section presents a maritime transport service offered by the Foundation Mission of Hope (FOME) to support humanitarian organizations in difficult-to-reach coastal areas. The document explains eligibility criteria, request procedures, and service conditions.
The report also summarizes coordination missions conducted in the South and Grand’Anse departments, where partners identified challenges related to weak local market capacity, deteriorated road infrastructure, and telecommunications limitations. Recommendations include strengthening regional storage capacity, improving supplier awareness, enhancing road-condition reporting through the LogIE platform, and expanding maritime logistics solutions.