Children of Haiti: Two Years After. What Is Changing? Who Is Making the Change?
Summary: UNICEF Haiti's January 2012 stocktaking of children's situation two years after the earthquake, covering displacement, water and sanitation, education and child protection.
Key Findings
- Records that more than 550,000 people still sheltered in over 800 displacement sites two years on.
- Cites IOM displacement tracking showing the camp population fell 63 percent in one year.
- Publishes the top three misperceptions of the situation in Haiti, a section agency reporting rarely includes.
- UNICEF requested over US$24 million for its 2012 Haiti program.
Full Description
UNICEF Haiti's January 2012 stocktaking of children's situation two years after the earthquake, covering displacement, water and sanitation, education and child protection. It includes a section on the three most common misperceptions of the situation in Haiti, which is an unusual thing for an agency report to publish about its own operating environment.
How to cite
United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), 2012, Children of Haiti: Two Years After. What Is Changing? Who Is Making the Change?, accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/unicef-2012-children-of-haiti-two-years-after