hiati Flashcards
(20 cards)
When and how many people were affected by the earthquake
2010, 1.5 million
Why do many families still live in temporary shelters in Haiti?
due to poverty and lack of housing programs.
What are some risks of overcrowded conditions in temporary shelters?
Poor sanitation, disease outbreaks, and safety risks.
What basic needs do people struggle to access in overcrowded settlements?
Clean water and healthcare.
What challenges do the government and NGOs face in relocating people?
Limited resources and funding for permanent housing solutions.
How many homes has Habitat for Humanity built in Haiti
over 2,000 homes
What are Habitat for Humanity houses designed for?
Disaster resistance and long-term stability.
What benefits do families experience after receiving permanent housing?
Improved health and security.
What additional support does Habitat for Humanity provide besides building homes?
Training locals on safe construction techniques.
Why do thousands still lack access to permanent shelter despite NGO efforts?
Due to funding challenges.
What does the Haiti disaster map show?
The widespread impact of natural disasters on housing.
What do areas with 3,000+ affected families indicate?
Severe shelter crises in those regions.
How do disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes affect housing in Haiti?
They continuously displace people.
Why is there a need for sustainable housing programs in Haiti?
To prevent ongoing shelter crises caused by disasters.
what is the politics critisized for
inneficiancy and lack of political attention towards badly affected areas
Why are NGOs like Habitat for Humanity essential in Haiti?
hey help rebuild homes and provide long-term shelter solutions.
Why does the government face criticism
for mismanagement frequently delayed or poorly executed plans for poverty/natural disasters
how did political instability affect hiati
delayed long term planning for effective preventetive planning
when was the hurricane
2016
when was the storms
2007
