Haiti's 2010 Earthquake and NGOs

The video discusses the impact of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti and the subsequent influx of NGOs providing aid. It highlights the role of these organizations in relief efforts and their unintended effects on local governance and economy. Jerry, a graffiti artist, uses his art to symbolize Haiti's resilience. The video critiques the NGO presence as a temporary solution that may hinder long-term development.

Who is Jerry in the context of the video?

• A renowned graffiti artist

• A Haitian historian

• A local politician

• A UN official

What major event occurred in Haiti in 2010?

• A massive earthquake

• A severe drought

• A volcanic eruption

• A political revolution

What was the global response to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti?

• Sending military troops

• Mobilizing relief efforts and sending naval vessels

• Imposing economic sanctions

• Organizing international protests

How many NGOs are estimated to be operating in Haiti?

• 20,000

• 1,000

• 5,000

• 10,000

What is a significant role of NGOs in Haiti as mentioned in the video?

• Providing military support

• Taking on services typically managed by the government

• Running local businesses

• Organizing cultural festivals

What does Jerry aim to symbolize through his graffiti?

• The resilience of Haiti

• The beauty of nature

• The power of technology

• The influence of foreign cultures

What new industry has emerged due to the NGO presence in Haiti?

• Manufacturing

• Fixers, translators, and drivers

• Agriculture

• Tourism

What is the impact of the NGO presence on local employment?

• It has decreased job opportunities

• It has had no impact

• It has led to a focus on short-term jobs

• It has increased government employment

What is a critique of the NGO efforts in Haiti?

• They are too focused on technology

• They are seen as a temporary solution

• They are not providing enough food

• They are ignoring local culture

What is the long-term concern regarding NGO activities in Haiti?

• They are too focused on urban areas

• They are not popular

• They are too expensive

• They are not sustainable