1. Natural Disaster Victims
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2. Background 218 Million people affected each year
Some places never recover
Haiti
Not all are deadly
Some have unexpected side effects
Some can be prevented

3. Haiti 3 Natural disasters since 2010 Earthquake Hurricane Tomas
Hurricane Matthew
Minimal help given
Red Cross
25% of money spent internally
Claimed only 9% was spent internally
Did not do work but gave to other non-profits
After the earthquake only 6 homes were built

4. What is needed Safe shelters built Ethical organizations taking charge
Permanent solutions
Housing
Sea walls
Food
Water
Etc.

5. Why it is needed Vacation hotspot Tourism National income
Lives are at risk

6. What are the outcomes Another safe place to travel
A nation that is no longer in need
Self sufficiency

7. Works cited
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