The booklet presents a comprehensive approach to rebuilding Leogane, Haiti, by applying the principles of the Global Energy Model. It emphasizes the integration of essential infrastructure with sustainable practices, aiming for a holistic reconstruction that addresses both immediate needs and long-term resilience. Edited by Hillary Brown and Miriam N. Ward, it serves as a guide for creating a more sustainable and efficient future for the community.
The narrative delves into the life of Esther Clark Short, a Native American entrepreneur and claim jumper who founded Vancouver, Washington. Set against the backdrop of the perilous yet promising Pacific Northwest, it highlights her resilience and business acumen during a transformative era. Additionally, the book sheds light on her connections with notable figures of the time, providing a rich context of the challenges and opportunities that shaped her life and the region’s history.
An integrated, holistic model for infrastructure planning and design in developing countries.