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Este artigo pretende lancar uma reflexao sobre a qualidade de vida no Haiti, apos o terremoto, utilizando os dominios apontados pelo instrumento de avaliacao da qualidade de vida da Organizacao Mundial da Saude, o WHOQOL 100, como norteadores desta analise. A fim de organizar os dados colhidos in loco antes e depois da catastrofe, desdobramos estes dominios nas categorias contempladas pelas perguntas do referido instrumento: saude e assistencia medica;  educacao e acesso a informacao; renda e profissao; seguranca; meio ambiente; espaco fisico e moradia; lazer e tempo livre; familia e rede social; satisfacao com a propria vida e perspectiva de vida; espiritualidade e crencas pessoais. Concluimos que um estudo sobre qualidade de vida no pais deve considerar as particularidades das regioes e das condicoes socioeconomicas de sua populacao, bem como as caracteristicas culturais, em que a resiliencia e a religiosidade permeiam a maneira como enfrentam os reveses da vida. Considerando que o Haiti ja se encontrava em uma situacao de crise humanitaria antes do terremoto, apontamos um possivel impacto paradoxal da catastrofe sobre a populacao, com efeitos ora negativos sobre a seguranca e os lacos familiares, ora favoraveis sobre as condicoes de sobrevivencia da populacao mais miseravel.This article analyzes the quality of life in Haiti after the earthquake, based on the domains of the World Health Organization Quality Of Life assessment instrument (WHOQOL 100). In order to organize the data collected on-site before and after the disaster, the domains were categorized according to the groups denominated in the WHOQOL: health and medical care, education and access to information, income and occupation, security, environment, physical space and housing, leisure and free time, family and social network, satisfaction with life and outlook on life, spirituality and personal beliefs. We conclude that a study on quality of life in Haiti should consider the specific features of the region and its socioeconomic conditions, as well as the cultural features of the population, given that resilience and religiosity strongly affect the way people face the setbacks of life. Taking into account that Haiti was already facing a humanitarian crisis before the earthquake, we point out a possible paradoxical impact of the disaster on the population, with negative effects on security and family ties and favorable effects on the survival conditions of the most miserable segment of the population.

Vivendo sobre escombros: qualidade de vida no Haiti pós-terremoto.