On 12 January 2010 an earthquake tore through Haiti. The tragedy was complete. 230,000 dead, 300,000 injured, more than a million left homeless.
12 months later and the headlines are full of “one year on” stories. Editorials are shocked – shocked – that, despite the largest aid relief program in history, little has been done. Rubble lies where it fell. No houses have been built, no infrastructure projects begun.





