Haiti After the Earthquake by Farmer, Paul -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Dedication Epigraph NÈG MAWON Haiti WRITING ABOUT SUFFERING 1. - THE CATASTROPHE 2. - PRAXIS AND POLICY 3. - JANUARY 12 AND THE AFTERMATH 4. - A HISTORY OF THE PRESENT ILLNESS 5. - INTO THE CAMPS 6. - FROM RELIEF TO RECONSTRUCTION 7. - RECONSTRUCTION IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA 8. - LOOKING FORWARD WHILE LOOKING BACK EPILOGUE - January 12, 2011 Other Voices

LÒT BÒ DLO, THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WATER SIM PA RELE (IF I DON’T SHOUT)

The voices of the voiceless Listening to the voices The focus groups Fok sa change/It has to change A key word: participation One priority: decentralization “Envestisman nan moun”/Investment in people Choosing where to live A crisis of confidence What aid? Solidarity Dreaming of a new country…

GOUDOU GOUDOU MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS OF HAITI

I. Rediscovering Haiti: December 2008–January 2009 II. Bringing Haiti to Rwanda: January 2010 III. The Plight of Women and Girls in Haiti: June 2010 IV. Lessons from Rwanda: March 2011

HUMANITARIAN AID, IMPARTIALITY, AND DIRTY BOOTS LOPITAL JENERAL STRUGGLES TO SURVIVE DOCTORS IN TENTS THOSE WHO SURVIVED FIRST WE NEED TAXIS THE OFFICIAL BUILDING BACK BETTER

Tracking international assistance Changing the way not-for-profits work in Haiti Increasing the level of commitment to budget support

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