Haiti - Port au Prince

Rescue Haiti - scenario

sketch of the principle

area of effect od the capsules

The capsules are moving in clusters across the city

Sketches of the capsules:

capsule #1

capsule #2

capsule #3

local development scenario

Idea of involving the debris in the redesign of the city

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Damage in connection with population density

representation of the extent of destruction (red: destroyed most)

representation of the extent of destruction (large circuits: destroyed most)

source: Atlas of building damage assessment by PDNA, UNITAR, UNOSTAT, EC, JRC and The World Bank;
Version 1.1 as of 23 February 2010

Targeted developments at national level

time diagram of the reconstruction

Consideration of a possible start of reconstruction by boosting the activity with cash flow

population and employment

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comparison of the different kind of camps

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problems in the camps and their dependencies

selforganisation of the camps

Due to lack of organization of the state, the tent cities have developed itself into a political system. In the refugee camps, there are so-called tent-mayor and a cabinet which stands to the side (culture, sports, health, women and social affairs). Not all mayors were elected, accepted and are able, but they play an important rule for stability in the camps and for the communication between the various tent cities. In collaboration with the organizations they form a kind of "mini-governments".
 

slums near Pétionville

economy: history and activity


invertion of urban space

populated area (before the earthquake)



space occupied by the tent cities



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Illustration of the structures of the refugee camps



analysis of the camp structures and the self-organization;
spontaneous sales stands and concentration of people



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impact area of the earthquake



informal settlements on the outskirts of town

 

structures of the refugee camps 

 

structures of the refugee camps



structures of the refugee camps



structures of the refugee camps

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analysis of the earthquake in Port au Prince and the consequences

populated urban area

damaged buildings 

damaged infrastructure

landslides

spontaneous camps (15.01.2010) 

camps/tent cities (2011) and hospitals

flood plain

analysis of the camp structures and the self-organization

some people with intact houses move into the camps to earn some money

camps: before - after - now

refugee flow

braindrain