Posted this in the last bread but it happened to be the last post. Flood detection is a bitch sometimes.

>"Since 2010, the Foundation has worked on the ground in Haiti with a range of partners - helping more than 7,500 farmers lift themselves out of poverty; improving the Haitian environment by planting more than 5 million trees and installing more than 400 KW of clean energy; and supporting women through literacy training and job skills for over 2,000 women."

Of all the vagueries and dubious claims in CF's statement on Haiti, the one about "clean energy" irks me the most. 400 KW is 10 or 15 times what your house probably uses.

>>2608420

Highly doubtful. Even if they did there's no doubt the money could've been better spent.

>>2608772

Granted, Haitians probably use a lot less energy per capita than most other countries, but that also means they could've powered the whole country if they built a natural gas plant or two.