Haiti's Struggle: Earthquake, Aid, and Corruption

This chapter analyzes the devastating aftermath of Haiti's largest earthquake in over two centuries, examining the resulting poverty and lawlessness exacerbated by political instability and gang violence. It critiques the ineffective foreign aid efforts, particularly the dependency on NGOs, which have overshadowed local governance and led to misaligned aid priorities. By exploring historical contexts and potential solutions, it highlights the complexities of delivering effective aid in a nation grappling with deep-rooted corruption and societal unrest.