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Three Months Later, Haiti’s New Normal
April 12th, 2010Three writers look at life in Haiti as the slow recovery from January’s earthquake continues.
Kiwis still aiding Haiti victims
April 12th, 2010New Zealanders are continuing to respond generously to the victims of Haiti’s devastating magnitude 7.0 quake, with nearly $2 million raised by two aid organisations alone.The January 12 quake killed more than 200,000, including…
Kiwis still helping Haiti quake victims
April 12th, 2010New Zealanders are continuing to respond generously to the victims of Haiti’s devastating magnitude 7.0 quake, with nearly $2 million raised by two aid organisations alone.
New Zealanders still responding to Haiti quake
April 12th, 2010New Zealanders are continuing to respond generously to the victims of Haiti’s devastating magnitude 7.
Pop star Shakira prepares to build school in Haiti
April 12th, 2010Colombian pop star Shakira met child survivors of Haiti’s earthquake on Sunday as her charity prepared to build a school in the disaster-stricken Caribbean country.
Shakira to build Haiti school
April 12th, 2010Colombian pop star Shakira has met child survivors of Haiti’s earthquake as her charity prepares to build a school in the disaster-stricken Caribbean country.
Sponsored walk for Haiti orphans
April 11th, 2010More than a hundred youngsters in Brighton raise up to £3,000 for children orphaned by January’s earthquake in Haiti.
Haiti’s police struggle to control ravaged capital
April 11th, 2010PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — A police inspector taunted the gangster they call “Obama” through the bars of a downtown lockup. Stuffed into a tiny cell with nine other men, the 23-year-old inmate…
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Sphere Handbook Now Available in Kreyol Thursday, 2 September 2010, 9:43 pm
Imagine you are working in a setting affected by a natural disaster, conflict, or both. How would you determine the number of liters of water per day beneficiaries need? How many calories of food per day? How many latrines for how many people? What level of malnutrition signals an emergency? Look no further than the Sphere Handbook, a set of minimum standards and indicators that represents the strong consensus of the international humanitarian community on these and other issues. The handbook is a useful tool for planning, carrying out, and evaluating humanitarian assistance programs. As of today, it is available in Kreyol. Please share with your Haitian counterparts.Source: Haiti Innovation News/Actualités | Bryan Schaaf