population, the economy works like the big Haitian cities, or even better. On the other hand, in the urban center of Carrefour are concentrated on the one hand the main public services: the tribunal of peace, the Taxation Department, the police station, the registry office, the Coast Guard, The largest sports complex in the country. In addition, commercial activities: banks, supermarkets, bazaars, bakeries, public market, shops, pharmacies, etc. Industrial establishments such as paint factories, Haiti Metal, Mariani Tannery, Cuir SA, Adventist Packaging, SAFICO, ALTA and TOLI, STEP-OVER and oil companies (the National, Shell, Texaco, ESSO). Two hospitals and numerous private clinics provide health care at the level of the commune of Carrefour: Diquini Adventist Hospital and Carrefour Hopital Maternité. Despite the presence of these hospitals, many Carrefourrois still continue to visit the hospitals and clinics located in the city of Port-au-Prince. Education A large number of public and private schools provide education at primary, secondary, vocational and university levels. In the last twenty years, due to the rural exodus to the center and the growing demand for education, primary and secondary schools have multiplied in Carrefour. Despite the presence of very good institutions in Carrefour, thousands of adolescents residing in the commune still continue to attend the schools located in Port-au-Prince. List of Schools in Carrefour Ensemble Scolaire Père Basile Moreau (ESPBM) Juvénat du Sacré-Cœur Lycée Louis Joseph Janvier Collège Univers Frère Raphaël Collège de Côte-Plage L'Ecole des Sœurs Salésiennes L'École Notre Dame de l'Assomption L'École Nationale de Thor Collège Catherine Flon Centre d'Études Secondaires Centre Polyvalent Collège Paul Etzer L'École République du Centre Afrique Le Lycée de Diquini Collège de Radio Lumière Collège Adventiste de Diquini L'Université Adventiste Tourism In the 1970s and into the second half of the 1980s, Carrefour occupied a prominent position in tourism in Haiti. It was for Haitian and foreign tourists a favorite destination. However, after the collapse of the Duvalier regime and the ensuing instability, the tourist industry completely collapsed. What is to be emphasized is the general idea of the urban areas of the commune of Carrefour. In the eyes of more than one, Carrefour represents above all a state of mind, a way of life. Its agglomerations and its many streets and alleys are characterized by great animation, exuberant joy, a deconcentrated and non-conformist way of living. Until the end of the 80s, there was in the city of Carrefour a