Haiti Reconstruction 5 Years Later: Housing Response

by CEPR on Jan 12, 2015 | Views: 130 | Score: 0

	85,432	15,000	2,600	9,032
Number of people still living in tent camps	85432	0	0	0
Planned new homes originally to built with USAID support	0	15000	0	0
Revised number of new homes to be built with USAID support	0	0	2600	0
New homes built by international response (Jan 2010-Oct 2014)	0	0	0	9032

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CEPR on Jan 12, 2015 11:23 AM said:

Haiti's January 12, 2010 earthquake displaced 1.5 million. Five years later, an estimated 85,432 people remain in tent camps. The international response, which pledged some $10 billion to rebuild Haiti, has so far produced only 9,032 new houses. USAID originally planned to help build 15,000 new homes, but has revised that number downward to just 2,600 homes.

kendramayer2017 on Jan 16, 2015 5:56 AM said:

How would this compare to domestic (U.S.) recovery programs? For example, what was the status of planned rebuilds and rebuilt homes four years after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans?

Peter Graham on Jan 18, 2015 8:28 AM said:

While it is good to see that work was indeed done, it is unfortunate that our hierarchy of priorities often leaves people in desperate need with little recourse.