notes: Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- February 16, 2010 Source within this article: http://www.opusa.org/news/haiti-news-from-the-field-30-days-later-a-letter-from-fr-rick-frechette/ In Tabarre our three areas of destruction were the perimeter walls, the tower, and the chapel. The Italian Protezzione Civile is clearing the debris, reinforcing the tower, rebuilding the chapel and rebuilding the walls. Additional internal non-structural damage to the hospital is being repaired by the Italian companies that made the initial installations (especially the central oxygen supply). The new maternity and neonatal program, born of necessity during the traumatic days following the quake, is following a good and logical course, and the rest of the hospital is returning to normal. 

 --------------- -> Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- February 16, 2010 Source within this article: http://www.opusa.org/news/haiti-news-from-the-field-30-days-later-a-letter-from-fr-rick-frechette/ In Tabarre our three areas of destruction were the perimeter walls, the tower, and the chapel. The Italian Protezzione Civile is clearing the debris, reinforcing the tower, rebuilding the chapel and rebuilding the walls. Additional internal non-structural damage to the hospital is being repaired by the Italian companies that made the initial installations (especially the central oxygen supply). The new maternity and neonatal program, born of necessity during the traumatic days following the quake, is following a good and logical course, and the rest of the hospital is returning to normal. 

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notes: Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- Source within this article: http://www.opusa.org/news/haiti-news-from-the-field-30-days-later-a-letter-from-fr-rick-frechette/ In Tabarre our three areas of destruction were the perimeter walls, the tower, and the chapel. The Italian Protezzione Civile is clearing the debris, reinforcing the tower, rebuilding the chapel and rebuilding the walls. Additional internal non-structural damage to the hospital is being repaired by the Italian companies that made the initial installations (especially the central oxygen supply). The new maternity and neonatal program, born of necessity during the traumatic days following the quake, is following a good and logical course, and the rest of the hospital is returning to normal. 

 --------------- -> Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- February 16, 2010 Source within this article: http://www.opusa.org/news/haiti-news-from-the-field-30-days-later-a-letter-from-fr-rick-frechette/ In Tabarre our three areas of destruction were the perimeter walls, the tower, and the chapel. The Italian Protezzione Civile is clearing the debris, reinforcing the tower, rebuilding the chapel and rebuilding the walls. Additional internal non-structural damage to the hospital is being repaired by the Italian companies that made the initial installations (especially the central oxygen supply). The new maternity and neonatal program, born of necessity during the traumatic days following the quake, is following a good and logical course, and the rest of the hospital is returning to normal. 

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notes: Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- -> Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- Source within this article: http://www.opusa.org/news/haiti-news-from-the-field-30-days-later-a-letter-from-fr-rick-frechette/ In Tabarre our three areas of destruction were the perimeter walls, the tower, and the chapel. The Italian Protezzione Civile is clearing the debris, reinforcing the tower, rebuilding the chapel and rebuilding the walls. Additional internal non-structural damage to the hospital is being repaired by the Italian companies that made the initial installations (especially the central oxygen supply). The new maternity and neonatal program, born of necessity during the traumatic days following the quake, is following a good and logical course, and the rest of the hospital is returning to normal. 

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notes: Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. -------------- -> Found at: http://www.aidg.org/blog/ AIDG: Structures inspected by Struc Eng volunteers (2010) Buildings that AIDG's earthquake and structural engineering volunteers inspected in Port-au-Prince Jan 23 - Feb 5, 2010. The 2 teams inspected hospitals, schools, orphanages, UN buildings and residences, as well as some government buildings. (Total: over 200 buildings. Work in progress.) http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=117809146625290190133.00047f17e57237d7deb69&ll=18.552412,-72.33719&spn=0.084554,0.14074&source=embed -------------- FACEBOOK POST - http://www.facebook.com/pages/AIDG-Environment-Empowerment-Sustainability/18140559787?v=wall February 6 at 11:25am AIDG :: Environment + Empowerment = Sustainability AIDG approved emergency funding for 2 businesses: ENERSA, solar manufacturer in PAP and Shelter 2 Home, a company whose emergency shelters can be upgraded into proper homes. All this $$ is flowing into Haiti right now, but Haitian businesses are largely on their own to rebuild. AIDG is happy to help entrepreneurs get capital. --------------
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