What is the World’s Plan to Deal with Haiti’s Earthquake Victims?
Friday, 07 January 2011
by Dino Eliadis
World estimates prior to Haiti’s devastating earthquake indicated more than 1/3 the population lived in or around the Port-au-Prince (PaP). Because the earthquake was centered so close to the capital city, the destructive impact to Haitian people was magnified with over 300,000 losing their lives and more than 1.5 million people left homeless. Many authorities
- Published in 2010 Earthquake, Blog, Development, Economic Development, Featured, General, Haiti News, Recovery
Will Haiti Slide Into Civil War Without A Resettlement Plan?
Tuesday, 05 October 2010
by Dino Eliadis
Yesterday’s New York Times story “In Haiti, Rising Call for Displaced To Go Away ” makes clear the potential consequences of a recovery effort that has been maddeningly slow to address the 1.3 million displaced Haitians following last January’s earthquake. It appears what is beginning to occur here points to a lack of focus on
- Published in Blog, Featured, General, Haiti News, Permanent Housing, Recovery
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