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There is a new reality in Haiti. With the new decree signed by President Michel Martelly about Co-Ownership, the government expects to solve the crisis in housing in Haiti. The new law will allow many people to own apartments instead in a building in Haiti.

This is a first in the history of the country. Many people have been asking the question: Is this Co-ownership really possible in Haiti? A country where no one trusts no one. A country where people tend to take the law into their own hands in search of justice.

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Here is a picture of the former president of the U.S., Mr. Bill Clinton as he helped launch a housing project in Haiti. This project was for objective to provide housing to the many Haitians who were displaced by Haiti earthquake. Former President Bill Clinton

The Building Back Better Communities exposition provided a collection of about 40 different housing styles that came out of a competition of over 400 candidates. The average cost of these houses will be between $10,000 and $35,000. There are both earthquake and hurricane resistant and are between 300 and 700 square feet

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The Haitian government, under the direction of President Michel Martelly has launched a new project. Kay Pa'm was introduced as a potential to solve the housing problem in Haiti. Without a Prime Minister, the government feels that they can not wait to start addressing the problem of Housing in Haiti that has gotten worst since the 2010 earthquake.

Kay Pa'm Housing Project is not the distribution of free housing. The main point is to facilitate home ownership in Haiti by making financing readily available. With a fund of $ 100 million at their disposition at the beginning, Kay pa'm Housing project intends to accomplish several objectives. The projects wants to create access to private property, promote the process of reconstruction or repair the residential buildings and allow the greatest number of Haitians to have their home

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To help the people who were affected by the 2010 earthquake, this community was used a a pilot to move them away from the center of the area. La Savanne in Les Cayes, a Low Income housing community built specially for the disabled people following the 2010 earthquake

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This is a picture where a tent city was constructed in the region of Delmas 3. The mayor of Delmas, Wilson Jeudy, ordered that the tents be destroyed and Haiti national Police eventually destroyed all tents in the area.

The tents that Mayor WSilson Jeudy ordered to be destroyed were built as temporary shelters for the victims of the 2010 earthquake.

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Many people have criticized the former Zenglen band player Nickenson Prud homme for suddently leaving the band to for his own Harmonik. Do you think this was a good decision from his part?

As far as I am concerned. I woud not call the move by Nickenson Prud homme to leave Zengle, a group that was doing very well at the time to take the rist of creating a new band such as Harmonik a good thing.

I think if Prud'Home remained with Zenglin, it would have been more positive for the Haitian Kompa music. This is something that we see often. Once a band member thinks he is good, the first thing that comes to mind is to leave his band an to creta his own.

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