“The Haitian people are suffering immensely, and the urgency to resolve this crisis grows by the day. If this drags on much longer, there may not be much left of Haiti to save.”

“We're talking about 2,500, maybe 3,000 well-trained and equipped international police. It's doable. The risk of the capital falling under gang control is palpable. There is not a day to lose.”

“Our teams are on the ground every day, providing clean water, medical care, and shelter, but the demands are growing rapidly. With the right support, we stand ready to further expand our efforts, address urgent needs, and help Haitians rebuild their lives.”

“A capital city where, in many areas, predatory armed gangs control access to water, food, healthcare and fuel, where kidnappings are rampant, children are prevented from going to school, recruited to perpetrate violence and subjected to it. A country where one out of every two people faces hunger, lives in extreme poverty and does not have regular access to clean drinking water.”