The main problems confronting Haitian community media are a lack of equipment; high cost of internet access in Haiti; the poverty of the communities; insufficient problem of electricity supply, especially in remote areas; training of young coordinators; and the lack of legislation on community media. The development and strengthening of a network of community radios in remote regions of the country would contribute to the creation of a pluralist society and to fostering equal access to information. Such a network would therefore constitute an essential and effective strategy for achieving this goal. Strengthening a network of community radios in Haiti would contribute to stabilising the country by strengthening bonds within the community and involving youth in various community-radio and multimediacentre activities. Improving access to information in these communities, and giving individuals an opportunity to exercise their right to freedom of expression by means of a community radio, will contribute to restoring a calm and neighbourly climate in a country that is emerging from a crisis. To strengthen the process of developing a network of community radios, this project will upgrade the community multimedia centres (CMCs) at three community radios; organize training sessions for young people at the community radio stations and CMC; strengthen bonds within the community through the training of young CMC coordinators; and conduct a range of promotional and awareness-raising activities on the draft bill currently being examined in Parliament.