Face à l'Opinion: Ledu Anacacis, Gasner Bonhomme, Patrick Souffrance. Pwojè GRET-CAMEP pou bay dlo potab nan katye popilè Pòtoprens (2)

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Title:
Face à l'Opinion: Ledu Anacacis, Gasner Bonhomme, Patrick Souffrance. Pwojè GRET-CAMEP pou bay dlo potab nan katye popilè Pòtoprens (2)
Alternative Title:
  • Face à l'Opinion: Ledu Anacacis, Gasner Bonhomme, Patrick Souffrance. Projet GRET-CAMEP pour la distribution d’eau potable dans les quartiers populaires de Port-au-Prince (1)
  • Face à l'Opinion: Ledu Anacacis, Gasner Bonhomme, Patrick Souffrance. GRET-CAMEP project to provide potable water in poor Port-au-Prince neighborhoods (2)
Program Name:
Face à l’Opinion
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Date:
February 2, 2000
Description:

  • Jean Dominique entèvyouve Ledu Anacacis ak Gasner Bonhomme, ki se de responsab GRET, ak Patrick Souffrance, ki se prezidan komite katye nan Site Letènèl-Nò, sou pwojè GRET-CAMEP pou bay dlo potab nan katye defavorize Pòtoprens pou yon ti pri derizwa. Yo pale sou wòl toulètwa enstans yo (GRET, CAMEP, ak komite katye yo), sou poukisa ONG tankou GRET dwe retire kò yo epi pase leta responsabilite pwojè a, sou yon pwogram mikwokredi, epi sou lòt koze ankò.

  • Jean Dominique rencontre Ledu Anacacis et Gasner Bonhomme, deux responsables du GRET, et Patrick Souffrance, président du comité de quartier de Cité L’Éternel-Nord. Ils discutent du projet GRET-CAMEP de distribution d’eau potable dans les quartiers défavorisés de Port-au-Prince, à un prix dérisoire. Ils parlent du rôle des trois instances (GRET-CAMEP-Comité de quartier), et aussi des raisons pour lesquelles des ONG comme le GRET doivent se retirer et passer la responsabilité des projets à l’État. Discussion aussi d’un programme de microcrédit.

  • Jean Dominique interviews Ledu Anacacis and Gasner Bonhomme, two representatives of GRET, and Patrick Souffrance, the president of the neighborhood water committee in Cité l'Éternel-Nord, about the GRET-CAMEP program to provide potable water to Port-au-Prince's low-income neighborhoods at a low price. They discusss the roles of the three entities (GRET, CAMEP, and the neighborhood committees), the need for NGOs like GRET to step aside and pass the responsibility to the state, a microcredit program, and other subjects.

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Interview
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Language:
Haitian; Haitian Creole
Tape ID:
RL10059CS0785
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Radio Haiti audio recordings, 1957-2003
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  • a5529e7f-ff10-4d96-9590-9945967321ac
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