Haiti

8 entries

Camp site with several informal tents made of fabric and plastic.

Are humanitarian agencies starting from scratch again in Haiti?

Laura Smits and Maggie Stephenson
24 October 2021

10857IIED.pdf

Learning from community planning following the 2010 Haiti earthquake

01 January 2020

G04279.pdf

When Academics Become Humanitarians: A Post-Disaster Programme by the State University of Haiti

01 December 2017

People walk past ruined buildings

Haiti earthquake 10 years on – a new chapter in disaster response

Lucy Earle
12 January 2020

A map showing the neighbourhoods around Port-au-Prince, Haiti

IIED publishes archive on post-quake planning in Haiti

09 January 2020

Two men huddle over a map and make annotations.

10 years on: What Haiti taught us about urban crises and community planning

Event on 23 January 2020

Guns handed in at the start of a disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration programme run by the United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Haiti (Photo: Sophia Paris/UN Photo, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: How to negotiate safe access to gang-ruled neighbourhoods in areas of urban crises

15 November 2017

Around 80 per cent of schools in Haiti are privately run, and the good ones too expensive for children from poor areas like Cité Soleil (Photo: Breezy Baldwiin, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Ending endemic violence through education in Cité Soleil

Jean Jerome
10 June 2016

Camp site with several informal tents made of fabric and plastic.

Are humanitarian agencies starting from scratch again in Haiti?

Insight, 24 October 2021

10857IIED.pdf

Learning from community planning following the 2010 Haiti earthquake

Publication, 01 January 2020

G04279.pdf

When Academics Become Humanitarians: A Post-Disaster Programme by the State University of Haiti

Publication, 01 December 2017

People walk past ruined buildings

Haiti earthquake 10 years on – a new chapter in disaster response

Insight, 12 January 2020

A map showing the neighbourhoods around Port-au-Prince, Haiti

IIED publishes archive on post-quake planning in Haiti

News, 09 January 2020

Two men huddle over a map and make annotations.

10 years on: What Haiti taught us about urban crises and community planning

Event on 23 January 2020

Guns handed in at the start of a disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration programme run by the United Nations Stabilisation Mission in Haiti (Photo: Sophia Paris/UN Photo, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: How to negotiate safe access to gang-ruled neighbourhoods in areas of urban crises

Article, 15 November 2017

Around 80 per cent of schools in Haiti are privately run, and the good ones too expensive for children from poor areas like Cité Soleil (Photo: Breezy Baldwiin, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Ending endemic violence through education in Cité Soleil

Insight, 10 June 2016

In 2010 a catastrophic earthquake hit Haiti. Six years later, there has been progress in rebuilding, but much remains to be done (Photo: iolanda, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: LDC Independent Expert Group chair on the SDGs and tackling inequality

Article, 08 June 2016

A riverbank management site in Chantal, Haiti, where the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) helped construct walls to protect communities from hurricane impacts (Photo: UNDP, Creative Commons via Flickr)

Q&A: Haiti aims for 31% CO2 emission reduction by 2030

Article, 24 November 2015