Universite Notre Dame D'haiti

Universite Notre Dame D'haiti, doing business as UNDH, is a non-profit private university and foreign-owned educational institution in Haiti that functions as a sub-recipient on USAID-funded agricultural development and climate-resilience grants rather than as a prime contractor or grant recipient. The vendor does not hold federal contracts and participates exclusively in the federal grant ecosystem as a subordinate partner to U.S. universities.

UNDH's federal footprint centers on agricultural capacity building, livestock performance improvement, and climate-change adaptation in Haiti. The university serves as the on-ground implementing partner and lead organization for Haiti-based activities across three recent sub-grants: a $372 thousand combined obligation portfolio anchored by two USAID Haiti Agricultural University Partnerships Activity awards supporting the Center for Mitigation, Adaptation and Resilience to Climate-Change in Haiti (CEMARCH) program through Kansas State University (sub-awards dated February 2024 and November 2024), and a University of Florida-administered grant (sub-award dated October 2024) focused on livestock genetic improvement and forage interventions. Under the University of Florida award, UNDH holds direct responsibility as lead organization for Haiti-based execution of breeding program performance testing, producer engagement, animal health monitoring, and capacity-development activities targeting small ruminants, dairy cattle, and beef cattle in the Southern Resilience Focus Zone.

UNDH's customer concentration is entirely USAID-focused: 75% of awards (three sub-grants) flow from US Agency for International Development Haiti, with one additional award from the same source in the source data baseline (2009). Activity spiked in 2024 with three awards placed in a single calendar year after a fifteen-year gap; the most recent obligation closed November 2024. The vendor operates at sub-recipient scale and possesses no direct federal contracting authority or seat on government-wide vehicles. Revenue exposure is modest and volatile: combined potential value across all four awards in the source data totals $372 thousand obligated.