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Here are ten facts about hunger in Haiti, the poorest country in the northern hemisphere. Please help The World Food Programme (WFP) raise awareness by sharing these facts on Twitter.

1) Two and a half million Haitians live in extreme poverty. Haiti is the poorest country in the northern hemisphere.

2) Two out of three Haitians live on less than US$2 per day.

3) Ten percent of the richest Haitians possess 70 percent of the country's total income.

4) Fifty percent of urban Haitians are unemployed.

5) Shocks induced by climate change threaten over 500,000 Haitians every year.

6) Although agriculture is an important sector of Haiti's economy, the country fails to produce enough food, and imports more than 50 percent for its population's needs. It imports 80 percent of its main staple: rice.

7) Ninety percent of farmers depend on rain for their harvest as only ten percent of the crops are irrigated.

8) One-hundred thousand children under five years of age suffer from acute malnutrition, while one in three children is stunted, or irreversibly short for their age.

9) Less than 50 percent of households have access to safe water and only 25 percent benefit from adequate sanitation.

10) One-third of Haitian women and children are anemic.

Learn more about hunger and malnutrition from WFP's comprehensive list of Facts About Hunger and Malnutrition.

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Here are ten facts about hunger in Haiti, the poorest country in the northern hemisphere. Please help The World Food Programme (WFP) raise awareness by sharing these facts on Twitter.

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80 Little-Known Facts about Haiti | FactRetriever.com

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Haiti: Wild. Beautiful. Resilient. Off the beaten path. Whatever name(s) come to mind, these fun Haiti facts reveal its beauty in all of its paradoxes.

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      Definite Haiti Facts - VERY           IMPORTANT!

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      Definite Haiti Facts - VERY           IMPORTANT!

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Haiti President-elect Michel Martelly briefed reporters on his top priorities for his country. Those priorities included providing free education, moving Haitians out of tents by creating permanent...

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                                         3 Years After...

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                                         3 Years After...

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Three years after a devastating earthquake struck Haiti, panelists talk about strategies for urban development in the country.

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http://en.loadtr.com/Haiti_Map-490782.htm

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http://www.destination360.com/caribbean/haiti

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                                                 More Damage

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                                                 More Damage

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The earthquake had really hit hard- This is a building that has been ripped in half and cracked due to the earthquake.

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                                                     Damaged

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                                                     Damaged

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In 2010, Haiti had experienced a devastating earthquake. This is only a little of the damage that Haiti had done to its capital, Port-au-Prince.

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http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/01/earthquake_in_haiti.html

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http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/01/earthquake_in_haiti.html

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                          Impromptu  Camps

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                          Impromptu  Camps

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Many Haitians are still without a home. This little girl is in an impromptu camp where she will live until her family can get a new home.

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http://www.directrelief.org/emergency/haiti/haiti-child/

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Haiti is actually a small country -

it only has 27,750 sq km.

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                                A Haiti Beach

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                                A Haiti Beach

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Although Haiti is poor, it has really pretty beaches. They hope to once again tap into the tourism section to get more money.