HAITI Media and Telecoms Landscape Guide - Infoasaid

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4Source: Nations Online ProjectAdministrative map of HaitiThe army was abolished in 1995, but UN peacekeeping forces have been stationedin Haiti since 2004 to help keep a lid on popular unrest.The economy depends on subsistence farming <strong>and</strong> factories that manufacturegarments for export – mainly to the United States.Unemployment is extremely high. Many Haitians only manage to eke out a living aspetty traders in the informal economy.4
Page 1 and 2: 1HAITIMedia and Telecoms Landscape
Page 6 and 7: 6The 2010 earthquake and its afterm
Page 9: 9However, French remains the main w
Page 13 and 14: 13Many of the exiled elite ended up
Page 15: 15The capital’s infrastructure wa
Page 18 and 19: 18Media overviewRadio is the most p
Page 20 and 21: 20Very few broadcasters have a trul
Page 22 and 23: 22TelevisionTelevision is popular a
Page 24 and 25: 24However, the internet has also al
Page 26 and 27: 26However, journalists and media ow
Page 28 and 29: 28Several private institutions offe
Page 30 and 31: 30Moussignac also owns three other
Page 32: 32These are located in:Port-au-Prin
Page 35 and 36: 35These are:Radio Magik 9 (100.9 FM
Page 37 and 38: 37MBC currently rents out its trans
Page 39 and 40: 39Roman Catholic Church radio stati
Page 41 and 42: 41Radio overviewRadio is the most i
Page 43 and 44: 43Radio Lumière www.radiolumirre.o
Page 45 and 46: 45The first is between 05.30 and 08
Page 47 and 48: 47The most popular programme on Rad
Page 49 and 50: 49Internet for news and information
Page 51 and 52: 51Radio StationsCaraïbes 94.5 FM w
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53Radio Ginen www.radioteleginenhai
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55Radio Lumière has a sister TV st
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57Its morning magazine show and its
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59Executive Director Léopold Bange
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61Kiskeya was ranked as the 6 th mo
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63RNH operates one regional station
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65In September 2012, Minustah FM wa
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67Radio Ti Moun has transmitters in
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69Email: info@haitianconsortium.com
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71West Port-au-Prince Lionel Benjam
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73West Port-au-Prince MEBSH(Evangel
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75West Port-au-Prince Guy Jean Sony
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77West Petit- Goâve Ernst Joseph R
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79Artibonite Gonaïves State RadioN
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81Centre Hinche State RadioNational
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83North Cap-Haïtien Kallil Bitar R
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85NorthSt-Michel-de-LattalayeRadio
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87North-West Port-de-Paix Port-de-P
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89mulondi1@yahoo.frderoussan@un.org
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FrequencyCommuneDepartment(Province
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93North-East Carice SKDK (CariceCen
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9517 Galaxie 1.6 45,714 104.5 FM18
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97Separate research by Internews in
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99The DAGMAR survey found that news
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101Television stationsTélé Caraï
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103Local programmes account for abo
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105The TV station was founded in 19
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107Cable and satellite TV companies
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109List of top 15 TV stations in Po
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111WestPort-au-PrincePatrickMoussig
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113tberniersylvain@tnh.hArtibonite
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115Nationaled’Haïti(TNH)South-Ea
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117Le Nouvelliste, which has been o
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119Most popular newspapers in Haiti
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121NewspapersLe Nouvelliste www.len
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123List of NewspapersNewspaper Addr
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125On-line mediaOnly a small minori
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127Reasons for using the InternetAt
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129Traditional and informal channel
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131Chazaly concluded:“There are c
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133It falls under the tutelage of t
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135Several ANMH members openly supp
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137Sosyete Animasyon Kominikasyon S
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139housing.Association des Journali
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141Media Development organisationsU
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143Between 2007 and 2009, Internews
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145Ayiti kale je, a partnership tha
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147Audio and video production servi
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149Les Productions Soleil www.lespr
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151Communications Delegate - Mark S
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153Together, the DAGMAR surveys of
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155Cameramen and photographersCarl
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157Graphic artists and cartoonistsJ
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159Imprimerie JamesonThe company de
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161Natcom is the successor company
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163Several aid agencies have used D
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165Social Bakers reckoned that 41%
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167Telecommunications companiesDigi
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169Digicel Foundation contact - Sop
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171Principal sourcesAgro Presse Web
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173New York Times, July 5, 2012.htt
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175This information was used to dev
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