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Hunter,
We put CARE in contact with Janne, WFP’s deputy country director in Haiti. We’ll follow-up with Nicole and Janne to ensure that they are in contact.

On an unrelated issue, are you available sometime on Monday to discuss the board meeting/your talking points? I look forward to speaking with you.

All the Best,
Rick

From: Hunter Biden [mailto:hbiden@rosemontseneca.com]
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2012 2:19 PM
To: Rick Leach
Subject: FW: CARE Visit to Haiti

Rick,
Please see below. I am trying to help CARE get in touch with the WFP contact in Haiti below. Any chance you can help? It looks like CARE will be there on June 11th.

Best,
Hunter


From: deBrabander, Nicole
Sent: Monday, June 04, 2012 3:27 PM
To: 'Janne.Suvanto@wfp.org<mailto:Janne.Suvanto@wfp.org>'
Subject: CARE Visit to Haiti

Hi Janne,

Hope this finds you well. Your colleagues in DC shared your contact information with me. My name is Nicole deBrabander and I work in CARE’s DC office on a program called the Learning Tours.

Our team will be in Haiti the week of June 10 as part of a pre-planning trip for a Learning Tour we’re hosting in August. We’re interested in meeting with you to learn about WFP’s work and I was hoping you’d be available to meet the evening of Monday, June 11 or Wednesday, June 13. Could you also send a list of your programs?

Many thanks, and I look forward to hearing back.

Best,
Nicole


CARE Haiti Learning Tour

CARE’s Learning Tour to Haiti will take place in August 2012. This trip will offer a unique look at U.S. foreign assistance programs and recovery efforts post the January 2010 earthquake. Early themes for this trip will focus on innovative community-level solutions to improving health and water & sanitation programs and fostering economic development. A special focus will be on highlighting gender-based violence and the role of a large and influential Haitian Diaspora. Through strong partnerships, specifically with the U.S. Government and the private sector, progress is being made despite the devastation of the Earthquake and persistent political instability in Haiti.

The Learning Tours program, funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, gives CARE the opportunity to host and engage U.S. policymakers (Foreign Affairs, Budget and Appropriations committees) and other key decision-makers from the media, corporate and philanthropic sectors on the challenges as well as the positive solutions that can inform U.S. Government policies and funding on international foreign assistance, particularly as it relates to women and girls. The goal is to build champions who will advocate for improved policies and increased funding for overall U.S. foreign assistance. CARE has conducted trips to Uganda, Bangladesh, DRC, Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Peru, Ghana, Liberia, and Tanzania over the last four years and you can find information about these tours at the following website: http://www.care.org/getinvolved/LearningTour/Learningtours.asp


Nicole deBrabander | CARE USA | Program Officer, Learning Tours
1825 I Street, NW, Suite 301, Washington, DC 20006 | www.care.org/learningtours<http://www.care.org/learningtours>
o: +1 202.595.2828<tel:%2B1%20202.595.2828> | c: +1 202.560.1791<tel:%2B1%20202.560.1791> | email: ndebrabander@care.org<mailto:gmcpherson@care.org>


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