if forced evictions and relocations are condoned by the international community and the haitian government, we will see camps move from private lands into the streets of port-au-prince which i think is something we can all agree is a worse circumstance. the time for action is now because haiti cannot wait any longer. we cannot let the sense of optimism and belief that haiti can recover and transform into a self-sustaining nation fade out of impatience, frustration or complacency. we can do this right and we owe the people of haiti to do so. now one of the other issues that we that i have observed is that there are competing cultures of sustainable development and emergency relief. so i think that notwithstanding a haitian perspective, or an answer that would be easily pick up on by the media from a haitian spokesperson in the relief community, one has to we ourselves, as american citizens, have to ask ourselves, when we say that for children of a certain age that nutritio