ANKAD Cash for Work after Matthew
Summary: A March 2017 Table Verte presentation on ANKAD cash-for-work activities after Hurricane Matthew. It anchors the intervention in the government's 4 November 2016 disaster figures and the need for temporary income during recovery.
Key Findings
- Uses cash-for-work as a recovery tool linking temporary income to local repair or clean-up work.
- Cites official 4 November 2016 figures for deaths, missing people, injuries and temporary shelters.
- Documents the livelihood-response component of the Grand Sud post-Matthew coordination agenda.
Full Description
The ANKAD deck documents the livelihood side of post-Matthew response. Its opening cites the government's official figures of 546 deaths, 128 missing people, 439 injured people and thousands of displaced people in 234 temporary shelters, then moves to cash-for-work as a recovery tool. In a territorial recovery archive, this matters because it records how public works, income support and local clean-up or repair activities were joined during the first months after the storm.
How to cite
CARE International; ANKAD; Interministerial Committee for Territorial Planning (CIAT), 2017, ANKAD Cash for Work after Matthew, http://ciat.gouv.ht/sites/default/files/articles/files/Presentation_ANKAD.ppt