Igor savings Haiti, but has yet to begin ... by Florence Bourg
Hurricane Igor fortunately spared Haiti, passing close to the northern Caribbean. The Haitian population has been spared, but was without electricity for days. The observation of the situation is still alarming, however, nine months after the earthquake, " Of the two million people affected by the earthquake, 1.3 million are still displaced in camps 1354 wealth in the country , "said Pan American regional office of the Organization World Health Organization (WHO) in its report released Tuesday. According to this publication, the main challenges in the coming months will be clearing, security, reconstruction and return of displaced lined in dwellings. The peaceful conduct of presidential elections at the end of November is crucial for the country, the report concludes.
And since education - with our response to the School Mark B hooker - will be at the heart of our actions, we note that UNESCO organized October 5 to rnier in Port-au-Prince, a Workshop on working conditions and training for teachers , to the occasion of World Teachers' Day. Resulting tat? The teachers' working conditions are unacceptable. " Education must be the basis of any development program ment, while in Haiti, the teachers are not treated with respect and are unlikely to devote themselves to their students. "Our mission Expe- Haiti will make a tiny difference, but that counts, improving working conditions for teachers the School Mark Bourque (see our School Mark Bourque photos).
