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  • [Afghanistan] Young girls waiting at children's feeding centre, Maslakh Camp, Herat.
    Young girls waiting at children's feeding centre, Maslakh Camp, Herat
  • Erick de Mul.
    Erick de Mul, UN Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan
  • [Tajikistan] Village children enjoy recent snowfall in drought stricken Tajikistan.
    Temperatures are plunging in the Tajik capital Dushanbe now that winter has arrived.
  • [Somalia] Zeinab Sheikh Muhammad Khalif, livestock trader.
    Khalif - "When you have drought the world comes to your aid, but with the livestock ban, no-one helps"
  • [Somalia] Zeinab Sheikh Muhammad Khalif, livestock trader.
  • World Edu-Forum logo
  • World Trade Organization - WTO logo
  • World Wildlife Fund - WWF logo
  • Young girl
  • WFP train
  • U.S. Committee for Refugees - USCR logo
  • WFP food convoy
  • [Kenya] WFP inspection in Kenya
    Much of the population targeted today by WFP will remain dependent on food aid well into 2001
  • UN fuel truck
  • [Tanzania] father feeding his child
  • Pests / Diseases
  • Elephant
  • Field labourers
  • Fire.
  • General Assembly
  • Job seekers
  • [Cape Verde] Child playing in Cape Verde
  • [Senegal] Child worker in Senegal
  • [Afghanistan] Blanket distribution.
  • [Afghanistan] Trucks loading up families for New Shamshatoo camp in Afghanistan.
  • SCF logo
  • ICRC plane
    ICRC - "This is an important agreement. It recognises the independent, impartial and neutral nature of the ICRC"
  • [Uganda] WFP trucks in Uganda
    WFP truck convoys will soon be crossing the Sahara
  • [Afghanistan] Torkham border crossing in Afghanistan.
    Torkham border crossing in Afghanistan
  • UNDP Africa logo
  • WFP air-lift
    WFP now a food assistance agency
  • Floods.
    An estimated 19,000 people have been affected by floods and some 300,000 people are estimated to be at risk after heavy rains resulted in flooding in Mozambique’s

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