Collection of PET bottles for recycling in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
A new high-performance life for plastic waste: Lavergne and Clariant develop halogen-free flame-retardant compounds for electronics based on recycled ocean-bound plastics (OBP).
Site for the new tent city
This is the area where people relocated from Port au Prince will set up the new tent city. It's a pretty barren place, in the middle of nowhere, so it's…
Getting the health training started
Haitian people show interest in learning post-earthquake care techniques.
Organization of a health training
Two international volunteers demonstrate how to stabilize an injured person's head and neck.
Haitians Plant and Save Land
Workers pass stones from hand to hand along a line and build rock walls and plant vegetation as a way to save arable land and prevent flooding in lower areas.
Dark Clouds from Haiti’s Hurricane Tomas Loom over Camps
Dark clouds loom over a camp for people displaced by the January 2010 earthquake, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Dance Troupe and IOM Help Alleviate Trauma from Haiti Quake
Residents of the internally displaced persons camp at the collapsed Bellevue Country Club perform a dance exercise in order to overcome the emotional stress caused by the 12 January earthquake.
A displaced Haitian man builds a makeshift shelter at Port-au-Prince's golf course where many like him have set up temporary homes.
25/Jan/2010. Port-au-Prince, Haiti. UN Photo/Marco Dormino. www.un.org/av/photo/
Haitian Builds Makeshift Shelter on Port-au-Prince Golf Course
A displaced Haitian man builds a makeshift shelter at Port-au-Prince's golf course where many like him have set up temporary homes.
Doctor Treats Residents of Makeshift Camp at Port-au-Prince Golf Course
A U.S. doctor treats a boy at a camp on Port-au-Prince's golf course, where many displaced Haitians have set up temporary shelters.
Contractor at E-Power plant
Manager of Hyundai Heavy Industries (contractor at E-power) Kevin Jung J. H., working at E-Power plant in Port-au-Prince.
Building transitional shelter after the earthquake in Haiti
A worker at a factory run by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) in Port au Prince, Haiti.
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