I am so angry after seeing this film.  10 months after the 1st interview, the expectant mother seems to have given up hope, which is the reason that would cause someone to go into a state of doing nothing to their hair.  All of that money given for this cause and this is what we see 2 years later? No way!  I will look into this further to see what pressure we can put on the American NGO to help the smaller camps and hire the companies to clean the outhouses so that the people will be encouraged to use them in efforts to avoid another cholera outbreak like the one that killed 6000 people.  I hope you will do the same for your location or country.

Completly overwhelmed and angry after watching the film on Haiti .  Where did the money go?  I believe that every NGO needs to be closely scrutinized and forced to document all monetary spending, as well as to  whom they spent it on. I cannot believe what I just witnessed, makes me sick to see what could possibly be corruption at it’s best.  I will not be donating any more to charities until they can abide by rules and regulations that should’ve been applied many years ago.

 Michele, there are several possibilities. Than, Now and in Future. When you are interested drop me a mail, Vvimmer@yahoo:disqus.com

Alfred

It amazes me that the solution is so simple (but requires logistics and people who are not corrupt) and that politics and greed are on the way of human lives’ safety and health . Part of the money is to be used for immediate relief (food/water/shelter) and the other part has to go to rebuilding. And how one does that? Use the money to get equipments (locally if possible) to clean the areas, give the equipment/tools to the local people to take care of themselves (like building/maintaining toilets, taking the debris away, etc.) and let the local people be responsible and take part on their rebuild (supervised by knowledgeable people if needed). Until this happens, and NGO’s and others control Haiti’s relief the situation WILL NEVER CHANGE. If no one is accountable, how could there be a STRONG Leader to organize this mess and make changes happen? To make all them (NGO’S) accountable? I was appalled by some NGO’s on this documentary who seemed to not have a clue on the real situation (too much red-tape). Two of the hardest things to change in the History of the World are politics and greed. When the Planet faces too many challenges or maybe when a big tragedy happens to the exactly ones that are corrupt, then the Planet might change. PEACE.