The past year was marked by intense economic pressure and a tumultuous political landscape, starting with Hurricane Matthew and characterized by a succession of political, economic, and social moments and tension. The transfer of administrations and the announced departure of MINUST personnel were notable events. Preliminary results of the Presidential elections were published on November 28, 2016, granting Jovenel Moïs a first-round victory. The Local Enterprise and Value Chain Enhancement (LEVE) Project, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), aimed to improve the competitiveness of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Haiti. The project focused on four objectives: enabling MSMEs to create value, improving the sustainability of Haitian organizations, improving synergies with donors, and improving the skills and competencies of the labor pool in selected value chains. The project’s implementation was led by RTI International, with the assistance of J.E. Associates, Tetra ARD, and Papyrus s.a. The project’s activities were carried out in the Eastern and Northern regions of Haiti, with a focus on the agricultural and construction sectors. The project’s interventions included farmer training, infrastructure development, and market linkage facilitation. The project’s achievements were attributed to the effective implementation of its interventions and the strong collaboration with local stakeholders. The project’s progress was monitored and evaluated through regular meetings and site visits. The project’s financial status was also closely monitored, with a focus on ensuring that funds were used efficiently and effectively. The project’s achievements were recognized by local stakeholders, who acknowledged the project’s positive impact on the local economy and the Haitian people. The project’s success was also marked by the establishment of partnerships with local organizations, including the Association des Industries d’Haiti and the Association Haïtienne d’Entreprises de Construction. These partnerships enabled the project to leverage local expertise and resources, thereby increasing its impact and sustainability. The project’s achievements were also recognized by the Haitian government, which acknowledged the project’s contributions to the country’s economic development. The project’s success was attributed to the effective implementation of its interventions and the strong collaboration with local stakeholders. The project’s progress was also marked by the establishment of a number of initiatives aimed at improving the skills and competencies of the labor pool in selected value chains. These initiatives included training programs for farmers and construction workers, as well as the establishment of a number of vocational training centers. The project’s achievements were also marked by the improvement of the sustainability of Haitian organizations. The project’s interventions included the provision of technical assistance to local organizations, as well as the establishment of a number of partnerships with local stakeholders. The project’s progress was also marked by the improvement of synergies with donors. The project’s interventions included the establishment of partnerships with local organizations, as well as the provision of technical assistance to local stakeholders. The project’s achievements were also marked by the improvement of the skills and competencies of the labor pool in selected value chains.