By Darragh Worland | Wednesday, February 10, 2010 12:33 PM ET
A staff member with Doctors Without Borders offers an insider’s view of the organization’s medical relief work in Haiti and how your thoughts and prayers are helping those in need.
In the days and weeks after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, beyond donating money, [...]
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People Doing Good: Haiti Women and the Fonkoze Bank for the Organized Poor
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Able to quickly reach a well-developed network of women throughout the country, an alternative banking system performs while the Haitian economy is in shambles.
A micro-credit program and banking system for more than 200,000 women in Haiti has come to the rescue of the overall economy in the wake of the devastating earthquake.
At a time when [...]
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