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Weinsenfeld to Direct Haiti Reconstruction

FrontLines - February 2010


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Paul Weisenfeld

Administrator Rajiv Shah announced Feb. 5 that USAID’s director in Peru, Paul Weisenfeld, will direct U.S. reconstruction efforts for Haiti from Washington. He will coordinate with Lewis Lucke, who was earlier named to direct U.S. government aid activities on the ground in Portau- Prince, the capital city shattered by the Jan. 12 earthquake. Reconstruction funds pledged by donors, including the United States, have passed $3 billion.


Letter to the Editor

I have read your article on Sierra Leone [FrontLines, August 2009, page 6] with great interest. I am a cassava processing expert and food scientist, with over 30 years of experience in technical assistance to developing tropical countries. Cassava is very poor in protein, unlike what is stated in the article. In fact, this is one of the big drawbacks, nutritionally. I have been working to find a solution.

Best regards,
Ramana R. “Ralph” Govin, PhD

 


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