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It's fantastic to hear that despite everything that happens progress is still being made; I think it's a credit not only to the Haitian people but all the hardworking individuals and teams of workers who have made a massive difference - thanks for doing this AMA too, it's completely different hearing accounts first hand rather than through news broadcasts. Sorry for a followup question too, but in areas that aren't of natural beauty is there a risk of them being abandoned as people move to places that have received the most governmental input and wealth?

In the longer term, given that a large amount of donated money was siphoned from the system, is there a foreseeable end to the suffering of Haitians which was a result of the earthquake and associated events afterwards?

Not a question, but I'd like to say thank you. You, your colleagues and other organisations such as the BMGF have worked tirelessly to produce incredible results - saving countless lives. Eradicating smallpox and being well on the road to eradicating Polio is amazing. Thank you.