Country Projects: Haiti

The IFRC and the Haitian Red Cross Society have been working together to improve Haiti's national regulatory systems for dealing with disaster response operations. The devastating earthquake in January 2010 saw an increased commitment between the Federation and National Society in working together to improve the coordination of international relief efforts in order to be better prepared for future disasters.

News:

Haiti workshop highlights the role of IDRL (September 2011)
IDRL in Haiti debated at UN Panel (December 2010)
IFRC and Haitian Red Cross launch technical assistance project (October 2010)
Where do you want me to put this? Sorting out property issues after the Haiti Earthquake (June 2010)
The place for law amidst the tarpaulins: Regulating aid to Haiti (February 2010)

Reports:

Disasters in the Americas: The case for legal preparedness

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