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By Bryan Schaaf on Saturday, March 8, 2008.
Haiti is not known for the quality of its educational system. However, the country has a handfull of top notch institutions educating and training a new generation of community leaders. These institutions can be expanded and replicated for the betterment of andeyo Haiti. One of the best examples is Fondwa, a rural University with a strong emphasis on service learning.
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By Bryan Schaaf on Saturday, March 8, 2008.
According to the Brookings Institution, "Threats to international peace and security often come from the world’s weakest states. Such countries can fall prey to and spawn a host of transnational security threats, including terrorism, weapons proliferation, organized crime, infectious disease, environmental degradation, and civil conflicts that spill over borders." The Index of State Weakness in the Developing World ranks 141 developing nations, including Haiti, according to economic, political, security and social welfare. It is interesting to glance at, but how useful is it? Read more »
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