Haiti
Metropolitan Area
Northern
Central
Rest of West
Southern
Artibonite
Center
Grand-Anse
Nippes
North
West
Northwest
Southeast
South
gonaives
GROS MORNE
SAINT-MARC
verrettes
dessalines
PETITE-RIVIERE DE L-ART
SAINT-MICHEl`
maissade
BOUCOAN CARRE
LAS  CAHOBAS
jeremie
miragoane
baraderes
PETIT-TROU-DE-NIPPES
CAP-HAITIEN
limonade
L ACUL DU NORD
borgne
pilate
PORT-DE-PAIX
BASSIN BLEU
SAINT LOUIS NORD
JEAN RABEL
PORT-AU-PRINCE
delmas
carrefour
PETION - VILLE
kenscoff
leogane
PETIT -GOAVE
GRAND - GOAVE
CROIX DES BOUQUETS
arcahaie
ANSE A GALETS
cayes
aquin
SAINT LOUIS DU SUD
cavaillon
jacmel
COTE-DE-FER
tabarre
CITE - SOLEIL
8eme Martissant
7eme Morne l`HOpital`
6eme Turgeau
3eme Etang du Jonc
7eme Bellevue Chardonnieres
11eme Riviere Froide
10eme Thor
9eme Bizoton
5eme Saint Martin
3eme Bellevue
1ere Varreux
2eme Varreux
4eme Bellevue
1ere Dessources
6eme Orangers
11eme  Ravine Seche
2eme Delatre
9eme des Palmes
4eme Moussambe
7eme Gerard
2eme Belle Fontaine
6eme Matheux
1ERE SECT DES VARREUX
3 EME SECT BELLEVUE
TABARRE 48 CARODEAUX
3eme Sourcailles
4eme Belle Fontaine
2eme Petite Source
4eme Grand Lagon
2eme Haut du Cap
1ere Bande du Nord
3eme Roucou
1ere Basse Plaine
2eme Bas de l`Acul`
5eme Coupe … David
7eme C“tes de Fer
2eme Boucan Michel`
6eme Molas
1ere Ballon
6eme Piment
1ere Baudin
3eme Aubert
7eme Mahotiere
2eme Derourvray
4eme Riviere de Barre
2eme Guinaudee
6eme Grande Source
2eme Carreau Datty
3eme Haut des Moustiques
1ere Pont Tamarin
6eme Bassin
5eme Labranle
2eme Bois Neuf
6eme Charrette
5eme Bocozelle
3eme Riviere Blanche
2eme Riviere Mancelle
6eme Savane Carree
5eme Bastien
2eme Belanger
2eme Fosse Naboth
4eme Poste Pierrot
3eme Labady
1ere Bas Coursin I
4eme Savane … Roche
2eme Camathe
6eme Lacedras
1ere Platana
2eme Boucan Carre
3eme des Bayes
2eme Juampas
1ere Petit Fond
3eme La Hoye
1ere Savane Grande
3eme Hatty
4eme Pemerle
9eme Fonds Rouge Torberck
3eme Haute Guinaudee
6eme Iles Blanches
2eme Tˆte d`Eau
5eme Riviere Salee
2eme Tiby
3eme Lieve
5eme Anse … Pins
3eme Brodequin
10eme Guirand
1ere Bourdet
9eme Mercy
1ere Boileau
2eme Martineau
5eme Laroque
2eme Baie Dumesle
4eme Zanglais
7eme Cherette
6eme Montagne La Voute
1ere Bas Cap Rouge
13eme La Montagne
1ere Gris Gris
6eme Jamais Vu
Urban
Rural
National Capital (Metropolitan area)
Large City
Medium City
Small City
Rural Area
Haitian Creole
Very satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
Somewhat dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Doesn’t know
Doesn’t Answer
Economy, problems with, crisis of
Inflation, high prices
Unemployment
Poverty
Delinquency, crime
Popular protests (strikes, road  blockages, work stoppages, etc.)
Land to farm, lack of
Credit, lack of
Environment
Drug addiction
Drug trafficking
Corruption
Gangs
Bad government
Migration
Roads in poor condition
Water, lack of
Population explosion
Education, lack of, poor quality
Health services, lack of
Malnutrition
Electricity, lack of
Discrimination
External debt
Security (lack of)
Armed conflict
Kidnappings
Forced displacement of persons
Terrorism
Housing
Human rights, violations of
Violence
Inequality
Politicians
Transportation, problems of
Impunity
Rebuilding the country after the earthquake
Taking care of the people hurt by the earthquake
Bad administration
Lack of support/technical assistance
Buildong schools
A lot of problems
Nobody loves the country
country is sick
Decentralization
Lack of unity/cooperation
lack of  thinkers for the country
People need to have God in their lives
Politics
Lack of support/ Cooperation
Doesn't know
Doesn't answer
Very good
Good
Neither good nor bad
Bad
Very bad
Better
Same
Worse
Doesn’t answer
Neither good nor bad (fair)
Don’t know
Yes
No
dk
da
DK/DA
na
None
Lack of water
Lack of security, delinquency
Lack of street cleanliness
Lack of services
Economy
Lack of funds and assistance
Displaced people
Reconstruction
Threats
Personnal affairs
Buying tents
No toilet in camps
No tents
Education
Lack of employment
Unecessary things
No electricity
No good leaders
Electricity
Everything is wrong in the municipality
Lack of jobs
lack of leadership
No unity
River barrage
Mennos yo
Zafé pesohel yo
Man achete tante
Nam tonlet pou moun anba tant
Lot bagay non bay tonte
Lot bagay edication
Pagen travay
Bagay unitil
Man bay courant
La ginyen yon lidé serié
Pa gen dektrisite
Tout probleme
Electrisite
Komin malad nan tout koli
Nan travay pai lekoy
Se tout komin nanki malade
Pwoblem netwayaj
Pagin mounn kap ponse pos li
Pagin tet ansanm
Pagin kouran
Rivie debarre
La vi viche enflasyon
A lot
Something
A little
Not at all
Has not participated
Yes, has participated
Street cleanliness
Roads, football field, or public works
Health
Salary
Nothing
Other
A lot of confidence
Some confidence
Little confidence
None at all
pk
No, they do not benefit
Yes, they benefit
The mayor
Your deputy or senator
The national government
Community  groups
Correct
Incorrect
Owned land and dwelling
Owned dwelling only
Rented
Rent for long term
Occupied without paying rent
Other type of tenancy
N/A
It was damaged but repairable
It was damaged but  is not repairable
It was completely destroyed
Nearby  this shelter
At some distance  from  this shelter but in the same neighborhood
In another neighborhood of  this municipality
In another municipality
Delmas
Carrefour
Pótóprens
Jeremil
Cite soleil
Klesin
K-fou
Laplenn
Goave
Yes,  you lived in the same house
No, you moved to this house because of the earthquake
Your house was destroyed
To get health services
To send the children to school
To be closer to their family
To get  jobs after the earthquake
This is a good place to live
Annual Lease expired
They are rebuilding their house
Continue study at the university
House is dammaged
House in good conditions
Portan (turzo) Prince
P.A.P Delmus
Cite Soliet
Pototmens lot bagay
Carrefour fenitles
Aloc fort
Petion ville
Jeremif
La vil (Nan vil)
Leogane
Ganthier
Kanapevert
Gem Section Matheux
Croix de bouquets
Men kate
Kwades- Bouke
Taba
Mahostine
Ti gway
BINO TE´ NWA
TE BLANCH
pcs
genledukation
Your family
A mixture of family and non-family
All of them are not non-family
Food
Clothing
Jobs
Healthcare
Schools for the children
Building houses
Building new rooms in house
Commerce
Drinkable water
Money
Economic Assistance
Their houses are destroyed
No place to live
Being close to friends
Their houses are dammaged
Lack of space
Credit
Inundation
Yo pat lot kate pou onte colz
No space
Yo gen tot kote dey
Their house was destroyed
Fem nov te fini
Noun lat ka fe ye kay la
Building Schools
Neighborhood security
Creating jobs
Roads construction
Potable water
Electricity and energy
Access to health care
Environmental
Building the capacity of the national government
Building the capacity of the local government
Other priorities
Once a week
Once or twice a month
Once or twice a year
Never
Worst life possible
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Best life possible
Very trustworthy
Somewhat trustworthy
Not very trustworthy
Untrustworthy
Liberal
Conservative
Economic factors (work, prices, inflation, lack of opportunities)
Education (lack of opportunities, high tuition, poor quality, education policy)
Political topics (protest against laws, parties or political candidates, exclusion, corruption)
Security problems (crime, militias, gangs)
Human rights
Environmental themes
Lack of public services
Yes, it is justified
No, it is not justified
Unarmed robbery, no assault or physical threats
Unarmed robbery with assault or physical threats
Armed robbery
Assault but not robbery
Rape or sexual assault
Kidnapping
Vandalism
Burglary of your home
Extortion
In your home
In this  neighborhood
In this municipality/Section communale
In another municipality/Section communale
In another country
No, did not report it
Police
Asek/Kasek
Courts
The press
Human rights organization
Church
Community Group
Minustah, UN
It is useless
It is dangerous and fear of retaliation
Didn’t t have evidence
It wasn’t’ serious
Doesn’t know where to
Should always abide by the law
Occasionally can cross the line
Very safe
Somewhat safe
Somewhat unsafe
Very unsafe
Safer
The same
Less safe
dr
Very much
Somewhat
Little
Some
Pa tèlmanLittle
Very well
Well
Neither well nor poorly (fair)
Poorly
Very poorly
DK/DR
Strongly disagree
Strongly agree
Satisfied
Dissatisfied
Very democratic
Somewhat democratic
Not very democratic
Not at all democratic
Strongly disapprove
Strongly approve
For people like me it doesn’t matter whether a regime is democratic or non-democratick
Democracy is preferable to any other form of government
Under some circumstances an authoritarian government may be preferable to a democratic one.
Iron fist
Everyone’s participation
We need a strong leader who does not have to be elected
Electoral democracy is the best
Frequently
Occasionally
Rarely
Yes, worked
Did not work
Very common
Common
Uncommon
Very uncommon
Very successful
Somewhat successful
Not very successful
Not at all successful
General practitioner
Specialist (doctor)
Nurse
Pharmacist
Traditional healer (Doctor Fey)
Houngan / mambo
Relative/ Neighbor
No consultation
Private hospital
Public hospital
Community clinic (dispensaire)
Public health center
Private clinic
NGO clinic
The office of the person who performed the consultation
Pharmacy
At home
Very easy
Somewhat easy
Somewhat difficult
Very difficult
Cost too much
Not easily accessible
Time open not convenient
Days open not convenient
Staff not pleasant/friendly
Service takes too much time
Voted
Did not vote
Lack of transport
Sickness
Lack of interest
Didn't like any candidate
Doesn’t believe in the system
Lack of an identity card
Name not found on registration lists
Was younger than the voting age
Arrived late and polling station was closed
Had to work/lack of time
Physical incapacity or handicap
Other reason
None (Blank ballot or spoiled or null ballot)
René Préval (Fwon Lespwa)
Leslie Manigat (RDNP)
Charles Henry Baker (Respè)
Jean Chavannes Jeune (Union Nationale ChrÚtienne pour la Rec
Luc Mesadieu - (Mouvement Chrétien pour Batir une Nouvelle H
Serge Gilles (Fusion des Sociaux-Démocrates Ha´tienne)
Paul Denis (Oganizasyon Pèp Kap Lité)
Evans Paul (Alyans/Alliance Démocratique)
Guy Philippe  (FRN)
Dany Toussaint (Mouvement Démocratique et Reforcement Haitie
Fwon Lespwa
rdnp
Respè
Union Nationale Chrètienne pour la Reconstruction d'Ha´ti
Mouvement Chrètien pour Batir une Nouvelle Ha´ti
Fusion des Sociaux-Dèmocrates Ha´tienne
Oganizasyon Pèp Kap Litè
Alyans/Alliance Dèmocratique
frn
Mouvement Indèpendant pour la Rèconcilation Nationale
Lavalas
Inite
Very fair
Somewhat fair
Somewhat unfair
Very unfair
tv
Newspaper
Radio
Community center
School
Family members
Coworkers or school colleagues
Friends
Neighbors
Internet outlets (excluding newspapers)
News and local information
Programs for women
Political debates/open lines
Environment/disaster prevention
Agriculture
Religious programs
Sports
Preskolè
Preparatwa 1 / 1 A.F.
Preparatwa 2 / 2 A.F
Elemantè 1 / 3 A.F
Elemantè 2 / 4 A.F.
Mwayen 1 / 5 A.F
Mwayen 2 / 6 A.F
Sizyèm / 7 A.F.
Senkyèm / 8 A.F.
Katryèm / 9 A.F
Twazyèm
Segonn
Reto
Filo
Inivèsite 1
Inivèsite 2
Inivèsite 3
18+ (plis ke 4 lane)
Needed to earn money
Got pregnant
Got married
Took care younger children
Family needed help on farm or in business
Could not pay school
Graduated/had enough schooling
Did not pass entrance exams
Did not like school
School not accessible/too far
Boy
Girl
Public
Private
A religious organization or church
A community organization
An NGO
A private business or owner
Very good quality
Good quality
Neither good nor poor (fair) quality
Poor quality
Very poor quality
Primary
Secondary
University
Post-secondary, not university
Very important
Somewhat  important
Not very important
Not at all important
Participating in a non-governmental organization (NGO), community association or political party
Running for some public office in elections
Participating in a revolution
None of the above
Work, employment, salary, income, economic or workforce stability
Having a good time, parties, sports, clubs, dates, girlfriend/boyfriend, starting a family, girls or boys
Material possessions (clothes and shoes, cell phones, ipods, computers)
Getting or finishing education, paying for education
Security, crime, gangs
Interpersonal relationships (relationships with parents, family, friends, and others)
Situation of the country
Nothing, not worried about anything
Other response
Wrong
Catholic
Protestant, Mainline Protestant or Protestant non-Evangelical.
Non-Christian Eastern Religions
None (Believes in a Supreme Entity but does not belong to any religion)
Evangelical and Pentecostal
LDS (Mormon).
Traditional Religions or Native Religions
Jewish (Orthodox; Conservative; Reform).
Agnostic, atheist (Does not believe in God).
Jehovah’s Witness.
More than once per week
Once per week
Once a month
Never or almost never
Rather important
No income
Less than 2,000 goud
2,001- 3,000 goud
3,001-5,000 goud
5,001-8,000 goud
8,001-13,000 goud
13,001-20,000 goud
20,001- 30,000 goud
30,001-50,000 goud
50,000- 80,000 goud
More than 80,000 goud
Increased
Stayed the same
Decreased
Yes, in the United States only
Yes, in the United States and in other countries
Yes, in other countries (not in the United States)
Everyday
Once or twice a week
Is good enough for you and you can save from it
Is just enough for you, so that you do not have major problems
Is not enough for you and you are stretched
Is not enough for you and you are having a hard time
Remained the same
Single
Married
Common law marriage
Divorced
Separated
Widowed
White
Black
Mulatto
Creole
French
Spanish
English
Daily
A few times a week
A few times a month
In house plumbing
Outdoor plumbing but part of the property
Neighbor’s plumbing
Public fountain
Well on plot
Well in the surroundings
Tank truck
Water bought by bucket
Rain water
Spring, river
Every day
Every two days
Every three days
Once every two weeks or less
Gas
Paraffin
Wood
Coal/charcoal
Solar
Working
Not working, but have a job
Actively looking for a job
A student
Taking care of the home
Retired, a pensioner or permanently disable to work
Not working and not looking for a job
Professional, intellectual or scientist
Manager
Technical or mid-level professional (computer technician, school teacher, artist, athlete, etc.)
Skilled worker (machine operator, mechanic, carpenter, electrician, etc.)
Government official (member of government legislative, executive or judicial branches, or other government employee)
Office worker (secretary, receptionist, cashier, customer service representative, etc.)
Businessperson (entrepreneurs, salespeople, etc.)
Food vendor
Employee in the service sector (hotel worker, restaurant employee, taxi driver, etc.)
Farmer
Farmhand (works for others, does not own land)
Artisan
Domestic servant
Servant
Member of the armed forces or of the civil services (police, firefighters, etc.)
A salaried employee of the government or an independent state-owned enterprise
A salaried employee in the private sector
Owner or partner in a business
Self-employed
Unpaid worker
Less
More
Fewer than 5 employees
5 to 9  employees
10 to 19 employees
20 to 100 employees
More than 100 employees
Temporary
Permanent
Dos not have a contract
Less than one month
1-2 months
3-4 months
5-6 months
7-8 months
9-10 months
11-12 months
You were working, had a job
You were not working, but had a job
You were actively looking for a job
You were a student
You were taking care of the home
You were retired, a pensioner or permanently disable to work
You were not working and were not looking for a job
In the country
In a town
In a city
Less than 1 year
CLIFORD BELMONT
JEAN CHARLES JOSEPH
JOHNY ST. JUSTE
SONTOLEN ALEXIS
JEAN JEAN FRANCOIS
GILBERT TELEMAQUE
JEAN RALPH BELMONT
JOHANNE FRITZA SMITH
JUSTE GUZMAN
dominique
CHELENE SAGET
JEAN DANTOLEX ALEXIS
ENMANUEL BOUNCIQUOT
VANELY MAGGY
PHILIPPE BEATRITE
DANIEL CASIMIR
JOSUE MATLNIEN
MINOUCHE SILENCIEUX
KESNEL LOUIS JEAN
JEAN MAXIME
JUDE JEAN BAPTISTE
FRANCES SIMON
STANLEY ST JEAN
SERGES AUGUSTE
MIKE BAZIL
PATRICK LOUIS JACQUES
JUVENSON JN BAPTISTE
ROSE CARLINE MAGLOIRE
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Affected municipality
Non-affected municipality
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