RENDEL, HAITI - OCTOBER 12, 2016:  The small clinic in Rendel, Haiti is overflowing with Cholera patients, and more keep coming. The United Nations Secretary General, Ban-ki Moon, chastised the international community on a recent visit for its paltry giving to Haiti this time around. Of the $120 million needed for the hurricane response, less than 20 percent has materialized. The waste of the past, and a general fatigue with Haiti, has hampered fundraising, donors say. Meanwhile, as cholera surges in areas where water and sanitation were already minimal, the nation is reminded that it was United Nations peacekeepers stationed in Haiti after the earthquake who first brought the disease to the country.
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