Altruism in Nepal

Intro/Outro by Jeff Riggenbach Written by Grant A. Mincy Read by Erick Vasconcelos Edited by Nick Ford Online article: http://c4ss.org/content/37455 Excerpt: "Frustratingly, the very institutions that cause such disparity are who the populace must depend on for relief. As aid floods Nepal, victims continue to struggle to regain control over their lives. Meanwhile, decisions over the distribution of resources are made for them. The influx of aid pouring into the region will no doubt save lives, but many ravaged by the quake are having to wait days for food and shelter as government officials take pictures, avoid the public and leave. The situation is so bad that Nepalese villagers are blocking trucks carrying supplies for earthquake victims. Protests are on the rise outside of Nepal’s Parliament. Locals are demanding more to help the tens of thousands now homeless and short of food and water. So, what can be done? What can be done to close the wealth gap? What steps can be taken to ensure that the impoverished do not continue to be the hardest hit by disaster?" Bitcoin tips welcomed: 1N1pF6fLKAGg4nH7XuqYQbKYXNxCnHBWLB