Planning for Haiti's Future
The international community has pledged more than $5 billion to help rebuild earthquake-ravaged Haiti. But there are already major disagreements about how that reconstruction should proceed -- and who should be in charge of it. We look at what's needed to revitalize a nation with virtually no infrastructure, and consider some of the ideas for lifting Haiti out of poverty.
Guests
Country Director for the Caribbean, World Bank
Senior Associate, Americas Program, Center for Strategic and International Studies
Haiti Country Director, International Action
Chief Engineer for the Haiti Project, International Action
Director of Emergency Operations and former Country Director for Haiti, Catholic Relief Services
Related Links
Audio Slideshow: Haiti Three Months After the Quake
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