PPT-Haiti Open NAP: a study case

Regional training workshop on NAPs for LAC Countries 4 to 7 September 2017 San Jose Costa Rica A1 Launching the NAP Process Interest of the NAP Process as a framework for adaptation options and strategies. www.onu - haiti.org 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec suspected cholera cases 2013 - 2014 2013 2014 Haiti Cholera Response United Nations in Haiti April 2014 T h Case Study IBM Systems and Technology “Each time we invest in new System x servers, the additional capacity and performance creates opportunities to do new —Sanjay Rawal, CEO, Open FuturesOp Can we predict what the climate of Haiti might be like?. Based on lesson by Beverly . Feldkamp. , VLHS, Michigan.. Christopher Columbus described the island of Haiti:. “Its lands are high; there are in it many sierras and very lofty mountains…all are most beautiful, or a thousand shapes; all are accessible and filled with trees of a thousand kinds and tall, so that they seem to touch the sky. I am told that they never lose their foliage, and this I can believe, for I saw them as green and lovely as they are in Spain in May, and some of them were flowering, some bearing fruit, and some at another stage, according to their nature.”. Symbolism. . Residents attach tremendous importance to the expulsion of the French in 1804, an event that made Haiti the first independently black-ruled nation in the world, and only the second country in the Western Hemisphere to achieve independence from imperial Europe. The most noted national symbols are the flag, Henri Christophe's citadel and the statue of the "unknown maroon" ( . Haiti in World History. •. First Black Republic. in the world. . •. Second independent. country in the. western hemisphere. after the United. States.. . . Republic of Haiti. . STUDENT MANUAL. Course Description . The . clinical experience in Haiti is organized by . Justin Dunaway, a graduate . of the DPT . program, who . is a founding member of Phoenix Rising for Haiti (PRH). PRH is a non-profit organization with the purpose to provide a multidisciplinary approach to the rehabilitation of the injured and disabled people of Haiti.. 1492 - 2008. 1492. 1500`s. 1697. Christopher Columbus claimed the island for Spain. He established the first Spanish settlement in the Americans.. Indians had all died out from disease. . France gained control of the western third of Hispaniola.. January 12. th. 2010. simulator. In Italy it was one town, and a few villages - not a large urban area. . In China, it affected a large area and big towns, but. . no city. . In Haiti, in a big city like Port-au-Prince, with so many structures coming down, the falling. Sandra CARRASCO. *. , David O’Brien. Faculty of Architecture Business and Planning, . University of Melbourne, Australia. . 1. 1. Background. Is this all that has been lost?. 2. What kind of built-environment do we rebuild after a major natural disaster?. Paul Pousson, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Joan Rupar, Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. The University as a Global Business: . Proven . techniques to integrate risk management with your institution’s global . Cecy Marden. University Press . Redux. Conference, 17. th. March. Richard Swan, CC BY NC ND. Wellcome Trust OA policy. All research papers – funded in whole or in part by the Wellcome Trust – must be made freely accessible from the PMC and Europe PMC repositories within six months of publication.. Ad un anno dal terremoto. Lo stato sanitario del paese e l’ epidemia di colera. Maria Paola Landini. Professore di Microbiologia, Università degli Studi di Bologna . Direttore U.O. Microbiologia, Policlinico S.Orsola-Malpighi, Bologna. 1 This sad reality is blindingly obvious simply by walking through the streets of Port-au-Prince or in the huge poor area of Carrefour: men, and womepavements or roadside selling fruit, charcoal, use Dunkle SE, Mba-Jonas A, Loharikar A, Fouché B, Peck M, Ayers T, et al. Epidemic Cholera in a Crowded Urban Environment, Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Emerg Infect Dis. 2011;17(11):2143-2146. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid1711.110772.