Haiti And Population Before The Earthquake And After The Earthquake

Haiti And Population Before the earthquake and after the earthquake

Haitian population estimated at 6,867,995 in July 2000,showing  a growth rate 1.39 percent and 36 percent total increase since the late official census in 1982, when the population stood at 5,o53,792. Country demographic statistics reveal the influence of poverty and HIV  / AIDS epidemic. This condition has reduced life expectancy to 49.2 years, contributing to high infant mortality and general mortality rates , the Haitian people will stand  About  7 million 2010. Despite the slow growth rate , Haitian is one of the most densely populated country in the word, an estimated 270 people per square kilometer { 699 per square mile } in 1997. land shortages and urban overcrowding has led many. Haitians trying to emigrate, either to the neighboring Dominican Republic or to the united States. The net migration rate stood at 2.97 people 1,000 in 2000. The capital , Unimportance, has a population of about 850,000  in 1995, but completion of many of the slums that are not regulated , and the population may exceed 1 million. Haitians is a young population , with 41 percent estimated to be between 0 and 14 years in 2000. Some of Haitians are of African descent, with about 95 percent of the population  is defined as black. The remaining 5 percent consists of mulatto { mixed ancestry people of Europe and Africa }, and a small community of descendants of immigrants from the middle fast.''

Haiti After the Earthquake

In December 2011 ,  Haiti and 4.3 million Children continue To recover from, January 12, 2010 earthquake the killed about 220,000 people , displaced more than 1.6 million and further disrupt the country already inadequate infrastructure.
Progress has been substantial : a new national government in place, about half of the mound of rubble has been cleared, nearly two thirds of those displaced by the earthquake have moved auto of the camps are crowded, and the country's health service, induction and other core to rebuild on a foundation strong.''
however, the state remains a fragile state and the poor, who need international support working with several International and national partners, UNICEF continues to address the emergency needs of children, while focusing on increasing the capacity of governments to uphold and defend the rights of children.}}

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