Public-Private Alliance Foundation

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The Public-Private Alliance Foundation (PPAF) is a New York–based nonprofit that works with partners in Haiti and the United States to promote solutions in renewable energy, public health, and entrepreneurship. The Public-Private Alliance Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 donor-supported

A major focus of PPAF’s work is clean cooking in Haiti. PPAF works with collaborators to reduce dependency on combustible fuels by introducing and monitoring solar cookers, biogas, and ethanol-fueled cookstoves.

The Public-Private Alliance Foundation began with a concept developed at the United Nations by ambassadors from Madagascar, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti, who shared the belief that companies, governments, and nonprofits working together could create meaningful change in vulnerable communities. The initiative was supported by the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), which created the UN Public-Private Alliance for Rural Development. This later evolved into the U.S.-based nonprofit organization.