As a result of violence, more than 1.3 million people were forced to leave their homes in Haiti. Humanitarian Coordinator in Haiti: the world can put an end to the crisis in the country Humanitarian assistance During its final briefing as the Humanitarian Coordinator of the UN Ulrik Richardson, I hardly selected words to describe the living conditions in the country. “It often seems to me that I can’t even find words to describe the situation. She is anxious, she is acute, she is urgent ? this is all the above and even more, ”says Richardson. ~ 60 > ultimately she stopped on the phrase“ absolutely terrifying ”. today gaiti worries the guinite today. A prolonged and aggravated humanitarian crisis: gang violence expands beyond the limits of the capital of Port-O-Prince, more and more civilians become victims of this terror. In addition, Haiti is one of the five countries of the world, where there are conditions close to full -scale hunger. ~ 60 > financing humanitarian plan at the lowest level in the lowest level in the lowest level in the lowest level in the lowest level in the lowest level world 60 ~/h2 >~ 60 > against the background of these horrors, according to Richardson, the humanitarian response plan is funded by only 9 percent – this is the lowest indicator among all humanitarian plans in world. But, despite the severe and protracted crisis, she emphasized: in the presence of political will and financing, it can be overcome. 60 > “The fate of Haiti should not be associated with poverty and despair,” she said. – as fast as the country slopes down, it can rise again. ” fate that are hidden behind the numbers 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62 one The result of violence to leave their homes was forced to more than 1.3 million people – this is the largest indicator in the history of the country. Almost half of the population suffers from an acute lack of food. ~ 60 > these numbers are so great that it is difficult to discern the human dimension of the tragedy, says Richardson. 62 ~~ 60 > “All these data are only numbers. And behind each digit is a mother, a child, father, a young man, ”she said. At the same time, statistics hide other destinies – for example, those who remained in dangerous areas not because they wanted, but because they could not run. 60 > Richardson said that she heard many similar stories: “It can be people in a wheelchair or elderly who simply take with them. They cannot be transported along with the rest. solutions already exist, they need to be implemented according to Richardson, the international community of the international community. already knows solutions that could soften the consequences of the crisis, and, possibly, put an end to it. ~ 60 > “we have tools, but the reaction of the international community does not correspond to the scale of what is happening,” she said. for example, multinational mission according to the multinational mission according to the multinational mission Supporting safety for Haiti has only half the necessary personnel and an extremely small amount of equipment, which makes it difficult to work. 60 > In addition, although sanctions against politicians associated with gangs begin to work, their action is limited. And the international community does not take measures that could stop the flow of weapons in the country. ~ 60 > “These tools must be provided with proper support and investments … There must be a method that will prevent the supply of weapons in Haiti,” said Richardson. ~ 60 > “There are all conditions to turn the page,” she summed up. & Amp; nbsp; & nbsp; 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~