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Inside Story Americas - Haiti: The republic of NGOs?
It has been two years since Haiti was devastated by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. Since then only half of the promised aid has been delivered. Guests Kim Ives, Mark Weisbrot and Ray Laforest discuss why reconstruction is taking too long to complete.
Haiti: Holding NGO's Accountable
"Haiti: Where Did The Money Go?" airing on PBS. See why NGO's must be held accountable for their efforts during disasters. Go to www.filmat11tv.com for more information. Twitter twitter.com Facebook:- www.facebook.com Subscribe to the Filmat11tv YouTube channel to see more behind the scenes footage from the PBS documentary.
Haiti: Sphere Standards - Governing NGO's
"Haiti: Where Did The Money Go?" airing on Public Broadcasting Stations. This video outlines the Sphere Standards that Non-governmental Organizations should be abiding. Go to www.filmat11tv.com for more information. Twitter twitter.com Facebook:- www.facebook.com Subscribe to the Filmat11tv YouTube channel to see more behind the scenes footage from the PBS documentary.
Oxfam America Hosts Private NGO Gathering with Prime Minister of Haiti
Just before his resignation, Prime Minister Conille joined a discussion about the challenges of governance and development in Haiti. They were joined by senior leadership from CARE, Mercy Corps, Partners in Health, Save the Children, InterAction, Habitat, IRC, and a number of other NGOs.
How "Cross to Light" became an NGO in Haiti - Brian McDaniel
How Cross to Light became an official Haiti NGO. Pastor Brian McDaniel guest speaks at Pastor Brian Broderson's mid-week Bible study held at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. He gave an overview and update on what God is doing in Haiti through the Cross to Light Haiti Bible Training Center in Port au Prince, Haiti. Afterwards, Pastor Brian Broderson gave a teaching entitled "Israel's Future Restoration".
MAF Catalyst for Change Haiti
MAF is about assisting people and nations. Whether the need be due to natural disaster or developing infrastructure, Mission Aviation Fellowship supports NGOs and other organizations accomplish their goals. At times, MAF is the only means for groups to reach the destination of an isolated interior village. When the need arises, MAF is there helping people to reach out.
Haiti gains reputation as 'a republic of NGOs'
Even before the earthquake, Haiti's government was not fully functioning and Haitians relied on non-governmental organisations (NGOs) for many services, including healthcare, education and humanitarian aid. But many in the NGO community and outside of it say they are critical of the unchecked power this community can wield despite the good work. A report from Oxfam, one of the major NGOs working in Haiti admitted that international groups often exclude the state in their plans and should do more to work with the government. Paul Farmer, the UN deputy special envoy to Haiti, said until the government has the resources it needs, Haiti will remain "the republic of NGOs". Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker reports. (Jan 12, 2010)
Trailer of the film: HAITI, THE CALL OF THE QUEEN CONCH
medialibrecine.over-blog.com Contact: MEDIALIBRECINE@GMAIL.COM www.youtube.com A film by Anne Delstanche Haiti has paid an exorbitant price for having "dared" end the first of slavery. The earthquake of January 12, 2010 has come to crush even a country already proven by its history. A large international solidarity movement was born. Cuban doctors were on site working to improve the health system and have been at the forefront from the beginning to help the injured. What about today, which cooperation are developing now and with what results? Between "humanitarian" solidarity and reconstruction market What futur for Haiti?
Al Jazeera Correspondent - Haiti: After the Quake
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker asks why a system that was designed to help Haitians ended up exacerbating their misery.
HAITI, THE CALL OF THE QUEEN CONCH
Haiti has paid an exorbitant price for having "dared" end the first of slavery. The earthquake of January 12, 2010 has come to crush even a country already proven by its history. A large international solidarity movement was born. What about today, which cooperation are developing now and with what results? Between "humanitarian" solidarity and reconstruction market What futur for Haiti?
Two years after the quake, Haiti is still waiting to see the money it was promised
Millions of dollars in international aid were promised to Haiti after the devastating earthquake, however two years later the country has only received about half.
USTC360 No40 Haiti's First Buddhist Catholic School
Ginger: Welcome to US Tzu Chi 360. I'm Ginger Chang. Today we bring you updates on Tzu Chi's reconstruction efforts in Haiti since the devastating 2010 earthquake. One of the great things about humanitarian work is the opportunity to meet other good Samaritans. One remarkable non-profit group is Solar Cookers International and we have the CEO, Ms.AmyJo Mattheis with us today on the show. Welcome AmyJo, first off, why should we go solar? AmyJo Mattheis: There are several reasons why it's important to cook with the sun. One is that it's free. You're not paying for the power of the sun. You're not cutting down trees to use firewood to fill in your cookstove. Another reason is that cooking over open fire targets women. It's certainly not gender-neutral. It's gender-specific because in most countries in most populations it's women who do the cooking, which leads to a variety of different upper respiratory diseases, including lung cancer, emphysema, asthma. G: Can you tell us maybe what improvements you've seen in the communities that are using these sun-powered gadgets right now? AJ: Absolutely. The CooKit, that cooker is a slow cooker so the women can cook their food in the sun in the morning, and then they don't have to tend the fire, so they're able to go pursue other entrepreneurial activities. So they've seen an increase in their wealth as well. G: So talking about empowering women, the young women at College Marie Anne also represent hope for Haiti's future too. Thus ...
Containers To Clinics in Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Containers To Clinics (C2C) is an NGO that provides clean medical facilities for women where none exist. It converts used shipping containers into medical clinics to provide antenatal care. It partners with a local hospital or clinic to provide staffing, and other NGOs to provide free pharmaceuticals and medical systems. C2C launched its first clinic in October 2010 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti at Grace Children's Hospital which lost 80% of its buildings due to the earthquake.
NGO Haiti Participative, community outreach in Cité Soleil (in French)
NGO Haiti Participative, community outreach in Cité Soleil
Haiti: Medical Certificates for Cholera Patients
Since it was disclosed that the cholera epidemic that struck Haiti in 2010 was inadvertently brought to the island by a United Nations (UN) battalion from Nepal, many of the 500000 people affected by the disease have requested certificates proving they were treated, in hopes of receiving compensation from the UN. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is providing thousands of former patients with medical certificates.
Haiti People Arrested in Sosua Dominican Republic on Beach
www.mysosua.com The police are going around in Sosua, Dominican Republlic on January 11, 2012 arresting all the Haitian people on the beach or walking around.
Haiti earthquake, two years later: What we've accomplished
Mercy Corps teams have reached more than 1.1 million people in Haiti since the earthquake on January 12, 2010. With emergency supplies, temporary jobs and emotional support we helped survivors get through the aftermath of the quake. The people of Haiti never gave up and neither did we. Our projects for young people, farmers and small business owners continue to make a difference where it's needed most: building Haiti back better. Learn more about our progress in Haiti: bit.ly
Haiti Earthquake - 2010
ShelterBox's response to the earthquake that struck Haiti on January 12, 2010 was the biggest, longest and most complex in our organisation's history. It began 12 minutes after the earthquake struck and continues today. 28417 ShelterBoxes were sent to Haiti; more than have ever been sent out before in one year, let alone to one country. Watch and listen to how Rotary and ShelterBox have changed thousands of lives...
A Lack of Law and Order: BU Law students provide relief services in Haiti
In the short time span between the end of exams and graduation, Jonathan Glick, along with two other law students, Joel Schmidt and Marc Aspis, traveled to Haiti to spend a week providing medical and relief work to victims of the earthquake. A former ski patroller, Glick had some basic medial training but found Haiti to be different than anything he'd ever experienced before because of the scale of the devastation and the amount of aid required. He found it sobering to see what a lack of law and order can do to a society. According to Glick, his expereinces in Haiti had a significant impact on him. Enough to make him reconsider what he wants to do with his future. - audio and production by Casey Atkins Related story, BU Today, "Serving Street Medicine with a Smile: LAW students volunteer for week in Haiti" www.bu.edu www.bu.edu/law
Haiti: 2 years after the earthquake
This is a moving report from Caroline Gluck for Oxfam from Haiti, returning to some of the places she visited two years ago. It is now two years since the most powerful earthquake in Haiti in 200 years struck the capital city of Port-au-Prince and the surrounding metropolitan area. In a matter of a few violent minutes the city was devastated. More than 220000 people were killed, 300000 were injured, and 1.5 million were made homeless. The earthquake was followed the same year by a cholera outbreak and then by Hurricane Thomas, making already severe conditions even worse. Oxfam has worked in Haiti for more than 30 years, not just in emergencies but also with communities and local organizations to find long-term solutions to the endemic poverty that people face each day. At the end of 2011 our focus has shifted from immediate humanitarian needs back to longer-term development. We are engaging with Haitian organizations to strengthen civil society, to help rebuild a new Haiti. More about Oxfam in Haiti www.oxfam.org
Fight Poverty - Help Reforest Haiti
Tree Angels for Haiti is a non-profit organization which mission is to contribute to the reforestation efforts in Haiti by growing and planting trees, educate the population about the importance of reforestation and helping the farmers increase their production of fruit and other tropical trees. To learn more about Tree Angels for Haiti, visit our website: treeangelsforhaiti.org
Live Below the Line - Haiti: Day 1
www.livebelowtheline.com Staff from Christian Aid's Haiti country office sit down to a shared lunch as they take part in the Live Below the Line challenge.
L'Etat Haitien; Est-il Souverain?
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Lallomas, Haiti -- mountain spring
Michael Durand with World Water Missions shows our arrival at the top of the mountain in Lallomas, Haiti where a French NGO has recently capped the spring and piped the water to the village nearby. World Water Missions was curious to review the recent work and simply see where the loval water source originated.
Behind Scientology, Haiti Relief and The Iraq War with Janet Reitman on Media Mayhem EP27
EPISODE SYNOPSIS: Allison and Nick are very happy to welcome Rolling Stone contributing editor, Janet Reitman to the show. Reitman's insights on Scientology, Haiti, and the current plague of instability among US soldiers are truly fascinating. A true journalist at work, we are thrilled to pick her brain on the show. GUEST BIO: Janet Reitman is a contributing editor at Rolling Stone and the author of Inside Scientology: The Story of America's Most Secretive Religion. In addition to that subject, Ms. Reitman has covered the Haitian relief efforts, the Duke lacrosse scandal, and Robert Mugabe, among many other wide ranging stories. Her work has also appeared in GQ, Men's Journal, The New York Times Magazine, Salon, and many other publications. She has also appeared on NPR, Anderson Cooper 360, and Countdown with Keith Olberman. ADD'L LINKS: www.janetreitman.com www.huffingtonpost.com www.rollingstone.com www.rollingstone.com EPISODE BREAKDOWN: 00:01 Welcome to Media Mayhem. 00:25 Introducing Janet Reitman. 03:45 "Why did you take such an objective approach to Scientology?" 06:48 "How did the Church of Scientology respond to your story?" 11:51 Handling the Church's reaction to the book. 17:08 Janet's exposure to Scientology and her reaction to them. 23:50 Reaction to the coverage of the Haitian earthquake. 26:31 Janet's time in Haiti during the embargo period and her primer to the island. 29:00 Problems with the relief effort in Haiti. 33:21 "Where is the money now?" 37:22 ...
Haitian Critical of Wyclef Jean and NGO Work
Learn more: pulitzercenter.org Haitian Paul Nixon express his anger over Wyclef Jean's presidential run and why he thinks NGOs have come to Haiti just to make money. Video shot by Andre Lambertson and edited by Walter Smith-Randolph and Uche Abanobi. This report is part of Pulitzer Center-sponsored projects "Resilience in a Ravaged Nation" (bit.ly and "Haiti, After the Earthquake" (bit.ly
NGO'S ARE KILLING HAITI 1.mov
THE NGO'S IN HAITI ARE DOING NOTHING TO HELP THE PEOPLE. THERE JUST COLLECTING MONEY AND HAVING FUN ON THE ISLAND VACATION!!!!
Ornamental Tropical Fish for Haiti
Operation Blessing is jumpstarting an industry in Haiti by providing ornamental tropical fish. See how OBI is preparing to equip small business owners in the western hemisphere's poorest country.
Live Below the Line - Haiti: Day 4
www.livebelowtheline.com Christian Aid's Haiti program manager Starry Sprenkle and colleagues from the Haiti country office share lunch on Day 4 of the Live Below the Line challenge ... and they're looking forward to the end of the week.
MSR International: Ghana and Haiti Summer Missions 2012
MSR International is a youth driven charity organization undertaking Humanitarian, Medical & sustainable development missions to Haiti & Ghana in the summer of 2012. Dear friends, partners, family and conscious visitors, we are proud to present to you our latest campaign to fundraise for our Summer 2012 Humanitarian and Medical Missions to Ghana and Haiti. The campaign can be found here: www.indiegogo.com Check out our presentation video and our plans for the 2012 missions! Meet our team and see in action what we do during these missions. Your contribution is highly valuable and appreciated. You can contribute by: Funding our campaign on Indiegogo: www.indiegogo.com Sharing our campaign with your friends and family and like our facebook page to bring awareness to our missions. Contacting us if you would like to donate any educational supplies, sports equipment as well as shoes and clothes, etc. We will be sending a container to Haiti this summer to support our partners and friends. If you are from Montreal and would like to provide a helping hand in our local programs, don't hesitate to contact us. The more the merrier. Thank you very much for your help!!
Haiti two years on: SOS Children continue to secure a future for Haiti's children
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake on 12 January 2010, which killed 220000 people and left more than one million homeless, SOS Children stepped in to provide Emergency Relief for children and families most affected. Now, nearly two years on from the disaster, our plans to contribute to Haiti's long-term recovery are well underway. Read more: www.soschildrensvillages.org.uk
NGO'S AND THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT STEALING HAITI'S 2010 ELECTION.mov
NGO'S AND THE HAITIAN GOVERNMENT ARE ORGANIZING TO STEAL THE ELECTION HAITI.
Sexual violence in Haiti 'increasing'
According to UK-based NGO Oxfam, reconstruction has barely begun in Haiti, a year after its devastating earthquake. In a new report, the organisation says Haiti has been paralysed by a lack of leadership from the government and the international community. In one example of what the report calls poor planning some money was allocated to build housing, while no money has been set aside to clear away rubble. Oxfam says the result has led to only a fraction of the rubble being cleared, while just 15 per cent of the much needed temporary housing has been built. One major reason Haitians - especially Haitian women - need temporary housing is security. According to another new report, released by Amnesty International, the risk of rape and sexual violence has increased dramatically in the camps. Aid groups have been trying to help women combat the threats. Al Jazeera's Tom Ackerman reports.
Live Below the Line - Haiti: Saying Grace
www.livebelowtheline.com Nadine Lemite from Christian Aid's Haiti country office says grace during a shared lunch with colleagues taking part in the Live Below the Line challenge.
Haiti - Getting Papers
Jackson Emile lives in Leogane, epicentre of Haiti's 2010 earthquake. He lost his father and vital documents. Without these he struggles to keep his land and rebuild his life. Learn more about the UN Refugee Agency's ongoing aid to victims of the Haiti earthquake at www.UNRefugees.org
Live Below the Line - Haiti: Day 2
www.livebelowtheline.com Christian Aid's Haiti Program Manager Starry Sprenkle joins colleagues from the Haiti country office for lunch on Day 2 of the Live Below the Line Challenge.
Zion's Children of Haiti http://z-ch.me/donate/
90% of the schools in Haiti are Non-Public. Only 30% of children in Haiti will reach the 6th grade. We can help. We can provide better access to education. One child at a time. We need your help to make our goal of "Partnering with Haitians to create a better future for their children" possible. The cost of educating each child per year is approximately $220. We would like to help as many children as we can but we can only do so with your generous donation. Visit: www.zionschildrenhaiti.org or z-ch.me to make a donation and to learn more about our organization. Mesi anpil!
No Strings Attached
New Documentary coming. Stay tuned. Music by Jaffa Charles. Edited by D. Fareham.
Haiti: The Never-Ending Cholera Epidemic
Over the past year, cholera has affected nearly half a million people in Haiti. More than 6300 people have died as a result of the disease and the epidemic continues. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) continues to treat patients, raise health awareness, and train public health workers.
Maeve and Beth chat about Haiti
The old phrase "you just don't understand" is something that has gone through my head many times, I try not to say it out loud unless absolutely necessary. I am thankful for the time I get to spend with people who do understand and when we are able to collaborate and share with people, I feel the understanding level goes up exponentially. So here you go, Maeve and Beth chatting about things related to Haiti that make us happy and things that make us mad. Hope it helps you understand a little better.
NGOs - Ushahidi
This is a high school project for a politics class made by the efforts of Julie Pan and Natasha Courtenay. Ushahidi is a not for profit organization that aims to make sense of crisis information by visualizing where events are taking place through the use of maps and specially designed software. Ushahidi's software is accessible to everyone and is completely free. People may use it to document things as they occur and this brews a community of citizen journalists, thus changing the way information flows in the world. The music the BigBang - Fantastic Baby Instrumental The clips and pictures do not belong to me either.
Haiti auf dem Weg in die Zukunft - Zwei Jahre nach dem Erdbeben
Zum zweiten Jahrestag des Erdbebens in Haiti haben wir uns in Haitis Hauptstadt Port au Prince und angrenzenden Regionen umgeschaut und mit vielen Menschen gesprochen. Es gibt Fortschritte in vielen Bereichen des Wiederaufbaus, die durch Projekte von World Vision unterstützt werden. Der deutsche World Vision Mitarbeiter Harry Donsbach, der die Erdbeben-Nothilfe in den letzten Monaten leitete, erklärt die besonderen Herausforderungen in Haiti, sieht aber auch große Potenziale in dem bisher ärmsten Land der westlichen Welt.
BFP - Documentary Reel - Azimi Documentaries
BFPstudio.com - Documentary Demo Reel - Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Canada, Attawapiskat, Cambodia, China, Haiti, Indonesia, Gaza Strip, Guatemala, Barbados, worldwide, disasters, NGO
Haiti, 2 jaar na de aardbeving.
Meer info : bit.ly De aardbeving in Haïti was voor Artsen Zonder Grenzen de grootste noodhulpoperatie in haar geschiedenis. Vandaag werken meer dan 2.000 medewerkers in 5 ziekenhuizen en medische centra in Port-au-Prince en andere locaties in Haïti. Al onze medische zorg is gratis; onze voorzieningen zijn 24 uur per dag open. Onze teams zijn ook voorbereid op nieuwe pieken in de cholera-epidemie. Van eind oktober 2010 tot november 2011 behandelden we bijna 170.000 cholerapatiënten.
ADRA und die haitianische Regierung bereiten Bildungsprojekte in Haiti vor [französisch]
Ein französischer Fernsehbericht über einen Rahmenvertrag zwischen der haitianischer Regierung und ADRA zur Durchführung von Bildungsprojekten in Haiti. ADRA legt hier als erste deutsche NGO den Grundstein für ein duales Berufsbildungssystem in Haiti.
Surrounded By Death: Cholera in Haiti's Waters - OB.org
The villagers of Luben are reliant on the Artibonite river—it's their only hope for survival. But they were literally surrounded by death when cholera-contaminated waters flooded the rice fields surrounding their village. Operation Blessing came to them with a solution that saved their village from further contamination.
Two Years Later, Remembering the Haiti Quake - OB.org
Exactly two years ago, a devastating earthquake ripped through the nation of Haiti—changing it forever. Today, we want to remember those who are still recovering and thank you for the significant impact you have made in their lives.
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