Global Aid is no relief for small Haitian businesses - Building Markets

Global Aid is no relief for small Haitian businesses

by MMNTM
March 3, 2010

Business for Ilia Alsene, one of Haiti’s ubiquitous “marchands”—or merchants—who sell food and beverages at curbside stalls here, is a lot worse since the country’s devastating earthquake. 

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