2. Community
Resilience
in the
“the ability of a
context of to
community
chronic respond
anticipate, food
to, cope with, and recover
crises
from the effects of shocks
and stresses which drive or
exacerbate
undernutrition, in a timely
and effective manner
without compromising the
poor’s well-being or their
long-term prospects of
moving out of poverty and
hunger.”
4. Haiti and the factors of resilience deficit
An emergency
economy
5. Year
1994
Hurricane History
Impact
Hurricane Gordon
Killed 2,000 people
Widespread crop destruction
Hurricane Georges
Killed over 400 people
Destroyed 80% of all the crops
2004
Hurricane Jeanne
Killed over 3000 people
Widespread crop destruction
2008
Hurricane Fay, Gustav,
Hanna & Ike
1998
2012
Hurricane Isaac and Sandy
Killed 793
70% of Haiti's crops wiped out
70 killed
< 90,000 ha of crops damaged
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Notas del editor
In our work on the ground, we understand community resiliencein the context of chronic food crises as ….