It's one thing to have a national vaccination campaign--easily enough done--but quite another to rebuild public infrastructure, offer care for maladies ranging from AIDS to obstructed labor (which requires, of course, a Cesarean section, which in turn requires electricity and an operating room and someone who can perform the procedure), and to recruit and train that army of community health workers.
Local officials who have spoken to police or the boy's family have described a small room with food, electricity and a TV.
Solar, accounting for only 1% of the country's electricity generation, has a lot of room to grow, he says.
She said it had ample car parking, room for caravans, water and electricity supplies and was widely accessible and convenient.
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The upshot: Little room exists to jerry-rig restructured electricity markets.
In the biggest high-profile incident in the U.S. in recent years, more than 3, 000 passengers aboard the Carnival Splendor were towed to shore in 2010 by a Mexican tugboat after an engine-room fire cut off the ship's electricity.
They were given a storage room to sleep in -- there were no windows, no electricity and just a plastic sheet on the cold, damp cement floor.
Measuring electricity flow, for example, would allow utilities to avoid outages and to make room for alternative electrons.
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In the village of Santo Domingo, the ICRC sets up its clinic in the long abandoned health centre - a dilapidated three-room building with broken windows, and, like the rest of the village, no electricity.
He felt cold and liked it, knowing that at home the room would be baking, the two-bar heater running day and night on pilfered electricity, the family luxuriating in excess warmth, even though the spring weather had come.
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