Regarding 1: Property rights and records are always a problem in the developing world. > Less than 5 percent of Haiti's land is officially accounted for in pub

Regarding 1: Property rights and records are always a problem in the developing world. > Less than 5 percent of Haiti's land is officially accounted for in public land records, according to the United Nations, compounding the difficulty in establishing who owns what land. [0] Regarding 2: Another difficult problem as conditions unique to a market are often not known by outsiders. Outsiders have a different assessment of how to properly care for resources or best practices that may not be applicable to the local market or may even be counter-productive. Regarding 3: Always a possibility you underestimate their utility curve in regards to current and future consumption [0] http://reliefweb.int/report/haiti/unclear-land-rights-hinder-haitis-reconstruction http://reliefweb.int/report/haiti/unclear-land-rights-hinder...