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Table 1.

Haiti Timber Reintroduction Program (HTRIP) community and research participant characteristics.

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Fig 1.

The Artibonite department of Haiti and the study area.

Secondary polygon data and basemap obtained from the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) [81] as visualized in QGIS software.

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Fig 2.

A comparison of the priority areas and resources of Hopital Albert Schweitzer (HAS) and Haiti Friends’ Haiti Timber Reintroduction Program (HTRIP) and how they converged by way of community-based agroforestry (CBA) to address planetary health.

Notes: Hopital Albert Schweitzer focused on clinical health. Haiti Friends HTRIP focused on environmental restoration.

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Fig 3.

A map visualizing the identified successful recruitment methods of the Haiti Timber Reintroduction Program (HTRIP) communities by way of various social and institutional networks in Lower Artibonite Valley, Haiti between 2005 and 2018.

Basemap data is obtained from the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) [81] as visualized in QGIS software. Notes: Black arrows indicate recruitment by way of peers. Red arrows indicate recruitment by way of Hopital Albert Schweitzer. Green arrows indicate recruitment by way of the Haiti Timber Reintroduction Program staff. The box on the bottom right is a zoomed in focus of the furthest southeastern communities. No data were available during data collection for the other HTRIP communities with no connectors. Basemap Data: United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH) commune data [CC0 1.0 Universal License] as visualized in QGIS software https://haiti.caribbeangeoportal.com/maps/8e34b6e4a8c84e1e8fe273a389c71e23/about.

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Fig 4.

A map of inter-community social network connections identified amongst interviewed members of HTRIP communities in the Lower Artibonite Valley, Haiti.

Notes: (a) The legend and a list of interviewed communities for social network analysis, excluding inactive communities at the time of data collection (Kapuis, Labadi, and Ottovin) (b) The identified networks amongst HTRIP members and their relative location to other HTRIP communities. The thicker the line, the more connections were identified between communities.

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Table 2.

A summary of the network ties between Haiti Timber Reintroduction Program (HTRIP) communities and their measures of centrality based on individual semi-structured interviews.

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