USAID-funded cash-for-work (CFW) activities implemented by the International
Organization for Migration (IOM), the Cooperative Housing Foundation (CHF),
Development Alternatives Incorporated (DAI), and Chemonics International Incorporated
(Chemonics), were providing tangible, though limited, contributions to Haiti’s recovery.
According to data compiled by USAID and its implementing partners, as of June 15,
2010, the CFW projects implemented by these four partners had created over 60,000
short-term employment opportunities2 for beneficiaries, including significant numbers of
women and youth.