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Olivier Barrau proposes a "Youth Corps" to prevent gang violence

Olivier Barreau, during a dialogue organized by William O’Neill on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, proposed the creation of a three-year pilot program called the "Youth Corps." Aimed at people aged 16 to 35, this project seeks to provide vocational and educational training to prevent violence and promote social inclusion.

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Barreau emphasized that efforts against gangs will not be sustainable without concrete alternatives for young people facing poverty and violence. The pilot program, which covers three priority areas—community health, sports, civic education, and vocational training—aims to mobilize youth in the service of their communities and generate opportunities for them.

He called on all stakeholders, including the private sector and international partners, to support this initiative. For Barreau, investing in youth is crucial for preventing violence, rebuilding trust, and preparing for peace in Haiti.

Objectives of the Program

The "Youth Corps" aims not only to train participants in serving their communities but also to contribute to the rehabilitation of public spaces and the reconstruction of neighborhoods. This ambitious project requires close cooperation between the government, the private sector, and international partners to be implemented effectively.

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