haiti we worked closely with rotary international collea g u es closely with rotary international colleaguescal government agencies and our partner agencies, such as the red cross. we have these good contacts. we have fantastic transport support, all over the world. if more than the 2,000 bits of kit that we have ready and waiting in panama are required, we will source those from all over the world. once your people get the window and the weather that they need to do what they want to do, just tell us about how these shelterboxes, how they work. well, what is likely to be most useful in these scenarios is what we call a shelter kit, which supplies people with the ability to repair their damaged buildings or indeed make rudimentary shelters themselves. that consists of heavy duty tarps, and tools to clear land. and essential items you might not think of immediately, where power is down, you need solar lighting. we supply those to families because personal lighting is very important in these situations. and also, there will reach a point on some islands where the lack of fresh water becomes an

we have rotary international and other agencies and governments which understand where the most vulnerablewho is least likely to recover oi'i are, and who is least likely to recover on their own and then we deploy aid. we have a real challenge as you've seen the amazing devastation that has happened and you've heard the stories. yet, we know there could be another hurricane coming through. we do not quite know where jose will turn right until it has passed, and so we have real difficulty of people needing support and if we deploy now, it gets blown away and so we need to evaluate to make sure we get the aid to those who need it most. the devastation is immense and it shocked nobody more than those living on these islands, who are used to the hurricane season. they have seen their homes completely flattened and destroyed. how much of a difference can you make? without being rude at all, it seems like a drop in the ocean in terms of how many houses. 95% of some islands are devastated? absolutely, i think you've got to reflect that these people have lost everything, as you say. so what would