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FYI guys - P.I.H. odd response on Aqua mission in Haiti recapped below:

Best Regards,

Doug Davenport
202-494-8990


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> From: Joia Mukherjee <jmukherjee@pih.org>
> Date: October 28, 2010 10:46:04 AM EDT
> To: Doug Davenport <ddavenport71@gmail.com>
> Subject: FW: WATER SOURCE URGENT--can take action today
>
> Hi Doug,
> I am afraid the Haiti team heard bad things from the leadership at the General hospital and has made other arrangements…
> That is the decision from our Chief Operating Officer in Haiti so I have to respect that.
>
> I hope you have more luck with Shawn Penn’s group!
> All the best,
> Joia
>
> Joia S. Mukherjee, MD, MPH
> Chief Medical Officer, Partners In Health
> Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice
> Associate Professor, Division of Global Health Equity
> Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
>
>
> From: lounehaiti@aol.com [mailto:lounehaiti@aol.com]
> Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 10:39 AM
> To: Joia Mukherjee; Charles Patrick Almazor; Louise Ivers; Fernet Leandre - Aol; Cate Oswald; Maxi Raymonville; David Walton - Partners; Wesler Lambert; Kimberly Cullen; Patrice Nevil
> Cc: Paul E. Farmer - GMail; Ophelia Dahl; Susan Sayers
> Subject: Re: WATER SOURCE URGENT--can take action today
>
> Hi Joia- short version as I am on the run: bad experience w/this at HUEH according to ms thompson
> She asked OB to get rid of it and Bill told me it was a mess...
> Pls check w/david darg and bill horan for opinion as I believe they tried to help...
> Option will be PENSTAIR/General Electric
> Installing one as we speak at CTC mirebalais: 5K gal/day w/solar power...
> Xo
> L
> Sent from my BlackBerry® device from Digicel
>
> From: Joia Mukherjee <jmukherjee@pih.org>
> Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 09:54:18 -0400
> To: Charles Patrick Almazor<cpalmazor@gmail.com>; Louise Ivers<livers@pih.org>; Fernet Leandre - Aol<leandref@aol.com>; Cate Oswald<coswald@pih.org>; Maxi Raymonville<maxhaiti@aol.com>; David Walton -Partners<dawalton@partners.org>; Wesler Lambert<wlambert@pih.org>; KimberlyCullen<kcullen@pih.org>; Loune Viaud -AOL<lounehaiti@aol.com>; PatriceNevil<pnevil2000@aol.com>; David Walton - Partners<dawalton@partners.org>
> Cc: Paul E. Farmer - GMail<paul.e.farmer@gmail.com>; Ophelia Dahl<odahl@pih.org>; Susan Sayers<ssayers@pih.org>
> Subject: WATER SOURCE URGENT--can take action today
>
> Hi all,
> Just got off the phone with Doug Davenport who is the owner of the company that created that machine that was used to take moisture out of the air and make water. Most of us saw it in use in the General hospital after the quake
>
> It is still in Haiti and NOT BEING USED—they would be happy for us to use it as it will give their company visibility:
>
> These are the stats:
> Produces 2200 gallons of water per day and runs on about 75 gallons of diesel a day (but can also be plugged into the electrical grid—which we are on in St. Marc right?)
>
> I think we could negotiate who would pay for the fuel—and maybe CBHF could do it…
>
> I would say we should do it unless any of you have reservations about this—and would imagine that setting it up in St. Marc would be the best.
>
> Please let me know ASAP—I may call you Patrick…let me know if you are free.
> joia
>
> Joia S. Mukherjee, MD, MPH
> Chief Medical Officer, Partners In Health
> Director, Institute for Health and Social Justice
> Associate Professor, Division of Global Health Equity
> Brigham and Women's Hospital, Harvard Medical School
>