Results achieved as of the end of the project (April 2013) include: nineteen projects totalling US$292 million have been funded in priority areas of debris removal, housing, education, job creation and disaster risk reduction to recover and rebuild from the earthquake. These initiatives have provided access to credit for 245 small and 8 medium-sized entreprises, enabling them to continue to operate their businesses and to provide jobs and incomes. These initiatives also supported the creation of 30 milk processing plants managed by farmers' organizations, which provide dairy products to school feeding programs. Schools have been rebuilt and 180,000 school kits were provided to students. The agricultural sector was supported, including the provision of seedlings to farmers. As part of housing and neighbourhood rehabilitation projects, targeted urban areas of Port-au-Prince have benefitted from a debris management system established which has removed over 170,000 cubic metres of debris, recycled and sold it for construction materials.This system has provided temporary employment for over 3,300 people as well as supported local businesses and the creation of microentreprises producing paving stones. Housing was provided to more than 11,000 internally displaced people living in tent camps and at least 25 camps were closed; damaged housing was repaired for 1,304 families and more than 9,500 working days in housing rehabilitation were created; roads and sidewalks were built, solar lamps and access to drinking water installed. Disaster prevention projects have created 3,600 temporary jobs per month, reforested 1,300 hectares, built nearly 14,000 meters of ravines and water retention dikes, cleaned 30,000 meters of irrigation and drainage canals; conducted geological mapping and earthquake prevention training in three northern provinces to reduce economic and human losses during future seismic events. These have contributed to rebuilding and improving the living conditions in Haiti following the earthquake.
