It is now, before what happened in Haiti was forgotten, time to ACT!
Naider, responding to its social commitment has wanted to articulate an action plan to raise funds aimed at financing aid and rescue work that are taking place in Haiti.
Through the non-profit association Ekopass, which will serve as a management and gallant vehicle for the proper use of the funds raised, < strong>we have activated a checking account.
If you want to join Naider in his search for funds that will allow Haiti to combat the chaos in which it is immersed and can rise soon from its ashes, we provide you with the account number where you can make your contribution.
2095 0047 80 9110282936 (BBK)
The concept to be specified is: Ekopass: Aid to Haiti
Naider, through Ekopass, will allocate the money that we all have raised for projects that the NGDO Engineering Without Borders of the Basque Countryhas in Haiti.
Throughout these days we will inform you about it and we will offer you a more detailed explanation of the initiatives that are going to be carried out with the money we collect.
You already know that Union is Strength! Let’s stand in solidarity with Haiti!Thank you for your time and willingness!
ANALYSIS ARTICLES IN THE NAIDER CENTER ON HAITI:
Haiti or essay on impotence < /strong>by Alaitz Benito
Haiti and the impotence of Alaitz by Carlos Cuerda
NEWS IN THE MEDIA ABOUT HAITI
Haiti: USA guaranteeing the arrival of humanitarian aid? byEkain Laka
Recycling, a great idea for Haiti by Alaitz Benito
Your Does the bank charge you fees for helping Haiti? for Silvia García-Ormaechea
MA-TO for being in Haiti by Alaitz Benito
Reconstruction of Haiti using solar energy by Silvia García-Ormaechea
Three keys for the success of Haiti relief by Iñaki Barredo< /strong>
The rich cry less in Haiti by Carlos Cuerda
A strong earthquake Reduces Haiti’s Capital to Rubble by Ane Barrenetxea< strong>
Haiti 48 hours later< /strong> by Alaitz Benito
Haiti, the worst geography for an earthquake by Izaro Basurko
The world pledges to donate 3.9 billion euros to Haiti. Is it enough?