Through our eyes: Haitian teenagers document their nation - gallery

A motorcycle drives past a damaged building which has been left in a perilous state since the earthquake devastated Jacmel in Haiti last year
Photograph: Pierre Dominique Refuse/Plan

Wibmy Jean-Chrisno, who is five-months-old, lives in a tent with his family at a temporary camp in Petionville Photograph: Jean-Louis Benita/Plan

A man walks past the largest cemetery in Jacmel Photograph: Jean-Baptiste Edens/Plan

Sofia, a 27-year-old teacher, and her 22-year-old sister Valerie, who wants to become a nurse, do their laundry near a river in La Valley de Jacmel Photograph: Jeff Payen/Plan

A group of friends enjoy a game of dominos, a popular Haitian pastime Photograph: Suze Pierre/Plan

Every year on 1 November, voodoo practitioners take part in a ceremony to mark the Day of the Dead Photograph: Rose-Carmille Jeudy/Plan

Rue du Commerce in Jacmel is a famous street hosting some of the oldest French architecture in Haiti; many houses were badly damaged in the earthquake Photograph: Caroline Zephir/Plan

Esaie rides his bike home from church in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Marie Noussa Belony/Plan

Nine-year-old Melissa Jean has taken part in a Plan art project in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Jephte Fortain/Plan

A sweet and snack stall in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Amouce Semexant/Plan

A woman sells a typical snack of hot sausages in the market place in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Francklise Dumeus/Plan

Two women street vendors take a break to braid their hair in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Wilbert Vixama/Plan

Street vendors wait for customers outside the police station in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Daphnika Turenne/plan

This family say it's their tradition to sit outside their home and watch the world go by. Most of the family members are out of work and they are supported by the ones who do have jobs Photograph: Rose-Carmille Jeudy/Plan

Piles of rubbish lie by the Jacmel river after floods subsided in the wake of hurricane Thomas in Jacmel in November 2010 Photograph: Pierre Dominique Refuse/Plan

A farmer's garden which was devastated by hurricane Thomas in La Valley de Jacmel Photograph: Guetty Samedi/Plan

A vegetable called Mirliton (chayote), which is used in Haitian soups, stews, creole sauce and other typical dishes Photograph: Guetty Samedi/Plan

A group of boys play football outside camp 'Covico' in Croix des Bouquets Photograph: Daphnika Turenne/Plan

A small tent city called 'Benett', where around 60 families have lived since January's earthquake, in Petionville Photograph: Suze Pierre/Plan

Magda, 54, lost her home in the earthquake and lived in a tent for fear of returning home due to aftershocks. After a kerosene lamp fell over and her tent caught fire, she moved back to the family home in Jacmel Photograph: Macatney Lubin/Plan