A governing blueprint for Haiti's renaissance.
8 pillars. 93 pages. Every commitment can be used against me.
I want them to be.
This plan is an architecture of governance. Every pillar is specific, measurable, dated — and built to be enforced.
— Gardy Boyer · National Plan of Action · Haiti 2026Born in Les Cayes, Haiti. Educated in Haiti, Montréal, New York, and New Jersey. Five years with Médecins Sans Frontières — South Sudan, Kenya, Chad, Guinea, Philippines — building medical infrastructure where almost nothing remained.
BS in Diplomacy & International Relations, Seton Hall University. Master of Public Administration, Rutgers University. Father of two. Construction professional. Born Haitian. Built for this moment.
I am not presenting myself as the one who has all the answers. I am presenting myself as the catalyst — the trained, experienced, morally grounded public servant ready to assemble Haiti's best minds in service of a nation that has waited long enough.
The plan is the argument. Read it, question it, ask me to defend it.
Every pillar is specific, measurable, dated — and built with a real enforcement mechanism. Not aspirations. Governance architecture.
"Enough bad politics. What I bring is leadership, with ethics, with structure, with institutional knowledge, and a plan."— Gardy Boyer · National Plan of Action · Haiti 2026
Not promises. An architecture. Every commitment is specific, dated — and can be used against me. I want them to be.
The Executive Edition of the National Plan of Action is public — for researchers, journalists, civic organizations, and every Haitian who wants to engage at the level of substance. The complete plan is available to serious readers on request.
Over 2 million Haitians abroad send $3.8 billion in remittances every year. You are not a cheering section. You are a national strategic asset.
This plan creates the Office of Diaspora Affairs, the Professional Returnee Program, and Diaspora Investment Bonds — so your capital, expertise, and network finally work for Haiti, not despite it.
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