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Aid Bloggers Reflect on Haiti

As the world's eyes turn toward Haiti, so do the thoughts of aid workers around the globe, who have written numerous thoughtful posts about the recovery efforts and the challenges that lie ahead.
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The recent one year anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti re-focused our attention on the crisis. As the world's eyes turn toward that nation, so do the thoughts of aid workers around the globe, who have written numerous thoughtful posts about the recovery efforts and the challenges that lie ahead.

If you want to understand what is happening in Haiti, read these posts:

A Research Trip to Haiti: Personal Reflections - Brookings

Haiti: Constancy and Change - Brett Keller

Haiti, through our eyes - Wait... What?!

Some early thoughts on Haiti - Good Intentions are Not Enough

The realities of resettlement after a disaster - architecture for development

Looking back on Haiti - a 6-part series - Tales from the Hood

Haiti one year later: What Have We Learned - Going International

Haiti one year on: a look at aid progress reports - Global Development blog for The Guardian

Haiti Earthquake Aid Facts - Global Development: Views from the Center

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