Do-gooders, "bright-eyed and ambitious", go to South Asia to help residents recover from the tsunami, but they encounter . . . big problems.
Which leads the Door to reaffirm an eternal truth. How do you save the world? One person at a time. (Latter link via my older daughter.)


"They have also had problems with workers from professional aid agencies".
More proof that my rule not to give to large aid agencies is a correct one. A better idea is to give to small agencies that focus on a specific problem in a specific country.
Posted by: Jake | May 31, 2005 at 10:22 AM