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WHO WHAT WHERE Departem Activities/ Organization Status ent Commune (Admin2) Domain Service delivered (Admin1) Base Realignment And Closure Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Léogâne EarthQuake British Red Cross Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Delmas EarthQuake Canadian Red Cross Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est La Vallee De Jacmel EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Caritas Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Caritas Austriche Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Gressier EarthQuake Caritas Swiss Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Léogâne EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Anse-A-Pitre EarthQuake Christian AID Permanent Shelter Ongoing Centre Lascahobas EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Carrefour EarthQuake CordAid Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Grand-Goâve EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Planned Sud-Est Cayes-Jacmel EarthQuake CROSE Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Completed Sud-Est Bainet EarthQuake Diakonie Katastrophenhilfe Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Cote-De-Fer EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Completed Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Eglise Luthérienne Permanent Shelter Completed Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Habitat for Humanity / ERRF Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Léogâne EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Completed Nippes Petite-Rivière de Nippes EarthQuake HAVEN Permanent Shelter Completed Nord-Est Ouanaminthe EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Completed Artibonite Gonaïves EarthQuake HAVEN/MCC Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Cabaret EarthQuake HAVEN/OXFAM Permanent Shelter Completed Ouest Delmas EarthQuake HAVEN/Plan Permanent Shelter Completed Ouest Croix-Des-Bouquets EarthQuake HEKS/EPER Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Petit-Goâve EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Completed Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake International Organization for Migration Permanent Shelter Planned Sud Les Cayes Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Gressier EarthQuake Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Léogâne EarthQuake Lutheran World Federation Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Grand-Goave Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Petit-Goave Permanent Shelter Planned Ouest Pétion-Ville EarthQuake Medair Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Cote-De-Fer EarthQuake Mennonites Permanent Shelter Completed Sud-Est Cote-De-Fer EarthQuake Planete Urgence Permanent Shelter Ongoing Sud-Est Jacmel EarthQuake Welthungerhilfe/Agro Action AllemandePermanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Grand-Goâve EarthQuake World Concern Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Delmas EarthQuake World Relief Haiti Permanent Shelter Ongoing Ouest Léogâne EarthQuake.

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