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the haitian capital city (Port-au-Prince) was the worst hit by the quake together with the neighboring cities.... the haitian government realized that she was exhausting her resources in the search for people who might have survived the quake (Zack 64).... Other countries pledged to give the haitian government funds for running the recovery activities and facilitate the search for people who survived the quake.... The area struck by the quake, including the haitian capital, has undergone key transformation....
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Personal Statement
Except, this latest earthquake has brought to the surface the fragility of the haitian government and institutions because of their inability to provide survivors basic care and necessary safety nets (Amnesty International, 2011).... The output will be compared with that of the haitian situation in order to get the derivative.... The paper "2010 Haitian earthquake Stimulating Internal Political Conflict" states that Haiti is known as a nation of poor performance that already has a lot of internal issues such as that the highest child mortality rates and more than half of the people not knowing to read or write....
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Research Paper
Solutions Non-governmental organizations have been established to offer sustainable measures to sustain the haitian economy.... Name Professor Course Date Health Care in Haiti Introduction The sustainability of a country has been determined by the policies invented to enable preferable values are upheld within the system....
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Research Paper
Analysis of an environmental disaster Name Professor Institution Course Date the haitian Earthquake Causes The earthquake in Haiti struck on January 2010 recording a 7.... Examine the direct and indirect impact on immediate- and long-term public health the haitian earthquake left thousands of people homeless due to destruction of buildings.... The survivors of the haitian earthquake suffered various problems; mortality rates increased due to prevalence of diseases and poor conditions....
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Research Paper
Statement of Research Problem Most Haitians are very poor, living on less than $2 a day, a situation that has been worsened by the inability of the haitian government to provide basic services such as health care and education (Buss 256).... The international community selected to sidestep the haitian people, government of Haiti, and Haitian non-governmental organizations, whereby the funds were rather diverted to other governments, private entities, and international NGOs (Haggerty 25)....
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Research Paper
The writer of the following research paper seeks to represent an overview of the environmental state in Haiti, discussing its demographics, environment,and systems in the scope of health concern.... Furthermore, the study shall examine the present health problems.... ... ... ... Haiti is a country located between the Caribbean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean....
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Research Paper
Whereas it's true that Haiti populace has suffered more deaths from natural than human causative factors, the endemic socio-economic plight of the haitian is purely a reflection of the United States, Canada, European Union, and other foreign imperialists' powers meddling with the politics of Haiti.... The gravity of natural disasters in Haiti is thus more aggravated by the weakness of the country's social and economic infrastructure in terms of a natural disaster than the gravity of the natural disaster....
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Article
"Anthropocentric and Natural Disasters, Catastrophic Impacts of Natural Disasters" paper demonstrates the extent to which natural disasters can have both positive and negative impacts on people's health through a sense of place using the 2010 Haiti earthquake as the case study.... The earthquake killed more than 160,000 people and displaced more than 1.... However, the most devastating aspect of this earthquake is that it destroyed the sense of place for many Haitians by not only displacing thousands from a place where they have called home for many years but also snatching them of their loved ones....
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Literature review