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A march around the institutions

机译:机构游行

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Few countries have suffered an earthquake so devastating, or have been less prepared for such a calamity. The quake that struck Haiti on January 12th 2010 killed perhaps 200,000 people-no one is sure how many-left 1.5m homeless and caused economic damage equivalent to 120% of the country's GDP. A cholera epidemic compounded the misery. These disasters called forth the biggest-ever outpouring of humanitarian relief, worth some $9.5 billion in the first three years after the quake. The well-wishers vowed, in the words of Bill Clinton, who helped co-ordinate their early efforts, to "build back better". Yet five years later, the country is little better off than it was before the disaster-and in some ways it is worse.
机译:很少有国家遭受如此灾难性的地震,或者对这种灾难没有那么准备。 2010年1月12日袭击海地的地震可能导致20万人丧生-谁能确定还有150万人无家可归,并造成相当于该国GDP的120%的经济损失。霍乱流行加剧了痛苦。这些灾难引起了有史以来最大规模的人道主义救济,在地震发生后的头三年,其价值约为95亿美元。用比尔·克林顿(Bill Clinton)的话说,那些好心人发誓要帮助他们早日做出努力,“重建更好”。然而五年后,该国的状况却比灾难前的状况好一点,而且在某些方面更糟。

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    《The economist》 |2015年第8921期|14-14|共1页
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