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Storm Tomas and cholera outbreak add urgency to Haiti's sanitation problems

Hundreds of thousands of Haitians lack access to clean water in Port-au-Prince, a situation expected to worsen after tropical storm Tomas makes landfall on Friday.
Haiti reconstruction starts at home, groups say ahead of UN donor conference

Ahead of a major UN donors conference on Haiti reconstruction, UN envoy Bill Clinton's call for a self-sufficient island have struck a chord. Haitians and aid groups are wary of creating a 'culture of dependency.'

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Topic: Interim Commission for the Reconstruction

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Storm Tomas and cholera outbreak add urgency to Haiti's sanitation problems

Haiti reconstruction starts at home, groups say ahead of UN donor conference

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