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Articles by Ronel Thelusmond

Haiti: Barriers and Opportunities of Agrarian Reform

Ronel Thelusmond March 8, 2011 Ronel Thelusmond

Extreme concentration of land, giving little to no access to the 60-80% of the population who are farmers, is one of Haiti’s primary challenges.

 

Creating a Different Haiti: Land, Housing and Reconstruction

Ronel Thelusmond February 21, 2011 Ronel Thelusmond

Land in Haiti is characterized by two issues: social injustice and insecurity. I say social injustice because land hasn’t been equitably divided, and less than twenty percent of the population in Haiti owns any.

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