What does Haiti need to understand about itself to make better economic decisions?
Territorial economic intelligence, information incentives, data infrastructure and the institutional mechanics behind better planning.
Explore publicationsI work at the intersection of economics, data and institutional strategy, translating complex problems into evidence, systems and insights that decision-makers can act on.
Working across economic intelligence, policy, AI & project managementBuilt on work across Haiti's institutions, donors and development programs.
I'm Joe Douilly, a business development professional and project manager with a particular interest in economic intelligence and in how organizations turn information into better decisions.
My career has led me to work across business development, project design and implementation, data analysis and institutional support. While these experiences span different areas, they are connected by the same curiosity: understanding how organizations work, how economies evolve, what data can reveal and how ideas can be translated into practical solutions.
That curiosity continues to shape the way I approach my work. It leads me to draw from economics, public policy, technology and data to understand problems more fully and develop responses that are both practical and informed.
Alongside my professional work, I co-founded initiatives that reflect the same way I approach problems: identify a gap, structure a response and build something that can create value beyond the initial idea.
A selection of projects where economic analysis, data and implementation came together to address practical organizational and institutional challenges.
My work combines business development, project management, economic intelligence and data analysis to help organizations move from questions and opportunities to structured, actionable responses.
Identifying opportunities, structuring initiatives, assessing their potential and translating strategic ideas into viable actions.
Designing, structuring and managing projects from initial concept through implementation, coordination and performance monitoring.
Collecting, structuring and interpreting economic, market and institutional information to improve understanding and support decisions.
Turning operational and business data into useful information through analysis, dashboards, indicators and decision-support tools.
Where the portfolio becomes a point of view: economics, public policy, technology and data, written from inside the Haitian context.
Territorial economic intelligence, information incentives, data infrastructure and the institutional mechanics behind better planning.
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Whether it is a project to structure, an opportunity to assess, a market to understand or a decision that needs better information, I'm always open to a thoughtful conversation.
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