The island of La Gonâve
La Gonâve is Haiti’s largest island (286.9 mi²) and the largest of Hispaniola’s satellite islands. It is located to the west-northwest of Port-au-Prince, in the Gulf of Gonâve, and is part of Haiti’s Ouest Department.
It is home to approximately 100,000 residents, which is a larger population than the majority of the territories and nations that make up the Caribbean.
La Gonâve is one of the most rural and remote places in Haiti.
The island faces huge challenges, including a major lack of basic infrastructure, a weak private sector, and very few public services available to residents.
La Gonave’s strategic location however – its picturesque coastline, acres of farmland, and active civil society, give the island tremendous potential to develop sustainably.
Rasin Devlopman works exclusively on La Gonâve.
An Introduction to La Gonâve
“La Gonâve represents a large, untapped market for goods and services, and is home to a group of strong local elected officials and an active civil society seeking improvement.”
Watch this video to learn more about La Gonâve’s potential and investing its development.
Rasin Devlopman
Office Location
#2, Rue Bas Bureau
(Blvd Isaac)
Anse-à-Galets, La Gonâve, HAITI
Phone: +509 37 61 8814 (Lineda)
+1 857 654 5409
Email: info@rasindevlopman.org
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