SOIL Community Development Operation - 2010 Haiti Earthquake (Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods)

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Advocacy, Environmental Updated Dec 17, 2010
Affiliation: OXFAM Updated Jan 10, 2011
Affiliation: SOIL: Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods Updated Dec 17, 2010
Cleaning, Supplies * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Jan 10, 2011
To keep latrines disinfected and prevent Cholera spread
Command & Control, Distribution Units: NFI (Non Food Items) Updated Jan 10, 2011
Command & Control, Sanitation (Water) Services/Supplies Updated Jan 10, 2011
Development, Community, Program Updated Dec 17, 2010
Development, Environment, Program Updated Jan 10, 2011
Development, Infrastructure Updated Dec 17, 2010
Medical, Services, Transportation, Patient Transport Services Updated Jan 10, 2011
Cholera patients
Sanitation, Services * (ANY/ALL Types) Updated Jan 10, 2011
Sanitation, Services, Latrine Installation, Volunteer Services Updated Jan 10, 2011

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Campaigns 3

2010 /2011 Haiti Cholera Epidemic ArchivedJoined Dec 17, 2010
2010 Haiti Earthquake, Orphanages/Childrens Homes ArchivedJoined Dec 17, 2010
2010 Haiti Earthquake ArchivedJoined Dec 17, 2010

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About this facility

Mission: from the website: Sustainable Organic Integrated Livelihoods (SOIL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting soil resources, empowering communities and transforming wastes into resources in Haiti. We believe that the path to sustainability is through transformation, of both disempowered people and discarded materials, turning apathy and pollution into valuable resources.
Service: Temporary

Notes

See also, other orgs associated with SOIL (Clinic, etc):https://ccc.haghy.com/items/4657

See also, Leah's blog:
http://www.oursoil.org/blogs/leahnevada

from the website:

What We Do
Transforming Resources: Environmental Health

In nature soil transforms organic matter, sustaining ecological systems by converting one organism’s wastes into another’s resources. It is from the soil that our organization has borrowed both our name and our philosophy. Our mission is to transform discarded materials and pollutants into valuable resources, creating livelihoods and cleaning up the environment. Learn more about how we transform resources for environmental health!

Transforming Lives: Education and Empowerment

We believe that every human being has inherent worth. Through our education and empowerment programs we strive to help individuals to realize their innate talents and to become a part of creating social change in their communities. Read all about them!

Transforming Attitudes: International Collaboration

Since Haiti’s successful independence war in 1804, the country has been portrayed as a dangerous and underdeveloped, a hopeless case. The goal of our international coalition building programs is to expose our visitors to the beauty and the complexities of Haiti and to encourage the exchange of knowledge between those educated by the land and those educated in universities, deepening cultural understanding and reducing prejudice. All about international collaboration at SOIL...