The Vultures Descend Upon Haiti
Next to loss of human life in any natural disaster, there is no greater tragedy than the economic exploitation by companies looking to make a quick buck. Haiti’s plight in this area was just reported in a Washington Post article Would-be Haitian contractors miss out on aid. They reported that only $1.60 of every $100
- Published in Agriculture, Blog, Economic Development, Education, Featured, General, Recovery, Self Reliant Haiti, Sustainable Haiti, Training
A New National Sense of Pride
Haitian Nationalism? At HR&DC, we believe “Nationalism” is a critical component for Haiti’s recovery and development. For decades, Haiti’s unemployment rate has ranged from 50% to as high as 90%. In addition to its unemployment woes, the Haitian people have endured numerous catastrophic events (hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, etc.) and years of corruption and manipulation. As
- Published in Blog, Haitian Culture, Haitian Renaissance, Jim's Corner, Self Reliant Haiti, Sustainable Haiti
Workforce & Training for a Haitian Renaissance
HR&DC Work Force and Training Plans One of the core objectives of HR&DC is to create, implement and manage a variety of construction-centric training and vocational programs throughout Haiti. It is our goal to replace the Haitian people’s history of subservience and acceptance with hope, meaningful work and some form of trade. Haiti’s WorkForce: The
- Published in Blog, Building Back Better, Development, Education, General, Self Reliant Haiti, Training
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