MCiiPod

Not a question, but I'd like to say thank you. You, your colleagues and other organisations such as the BMGF have worked tirelessly to produce incredible results - saving countless lives. Eradicating smallpox and being well on the road to eradicating Polio is amazing. Thank you.

It's fantastic to hear that despite everything that happens progress is still being made; I think it's a credit not only to the Haitian people but all the hardworking individuals and teams of workers who have made a massive difference - thanks for doing this AMA too, it's completely different hearing accounts first hand rather than through news broadcasts. Sorry for a followup question too, but in areas that aren't of natural beauty is there a risk of them being abandoned as people move to places that have received the most governmental input and wealth?

In the longer term, given that a large amount of donated money was siphoned from the system, is there a foreseeable end to the suffering of Haitians which was a result of the earthquake and associated events afterwards?