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  • Schoolchildren pick up oral rehydration salts distributed by USAID/OFDA grantee Mercy Corps at a community cholera awareness activity near Mirebalais, Haiti, on Jan. 26, 2011.
  • Parfait Onanga- Anyanga, Special Representative of Secretary-General, United Nations Office in Burundi during the Conference for Burundi's Development Partners. 29 october 2012.
    Parfait Onanga-Anyanga, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General in Burundi
  • Independence Square and monument in Bujumbura
  • An ECHO funded health clinic in Burundi
  • Bujumbura, Burundi
  • Nepalese peacekeepers with the African Union-UN Hybrid Operation in Darfur (UNAMID) stand in formation during a ceremony commemorating the International Day of UN Peacekeepers. On the annual day, the mission remembered its own 26 peacekeepers killed in th
  • Internally displaced people at the Episcopal Cathedral in Juba
  • A group of migrant workers shortly after arriving at the airport in Addis Ababa following their arrest and detention in Saudi Arabia for working without documents
    Until recently, over 7,000 migrant workers were arriving at the airport daily
  • An Ethiopian migrant shortly after arriving at the airport in Addis Ababa following her arrest and detention in Saudi Arabia for working without documents
    A returnee shortly after arriving at the airport in Addis Ababa
  • Mother and child in hospital in Cameroon’s Maroua town. Malnutrition in Cameroon has affected some 58,000 children in the country’s North and Far North Region in 2013
    Many Cameroonians see malnutrition only as due to inadequate food
  • Two asylum-seeking boys stand on a staircase while detained at Belawan Immigration Detention Center in September 2012
    Many of the IDCs are overcrowded
  • Two asylum-seeking boys stand on a staircase while detained at Belawan Immigration Detention Center in September 2012
  • A map showing the location of some 16 immigration detention centres across Indonesia
    There are 16 IDC facilities across Indonesia
  • A young woman sifts through the wreckage of her home in the town of Palo, which was devastated by Typhoon Haiyan on 8 November 2013
  • A Bedouin man carries water to irrigate his trees in the village of Balloza in North Sinai, west of the governorate's capital, al-Arish. The water comes from a well as the homes here are not connected to a public water system. North Sinai is one of the mo
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  • Designated bathing and toilet areas help reduce protection concerns at evacuation centres in the central Philippines in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan. More than 6,000 people lost their lives in the category 5 storm
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  • Men unload sacks of rice to store in the World Food Program warehouse in Gao, Mali. The rice is used to respond to emergency food and nutritional needs in conflict-affected areas, such as Gao in northern Mali, which fell under occupation of armed groups i
    Some gifts have an unwelcome cost
  • Students eat their first meal of the day in their classroom in Gao, Mali. The World Food Program provides two meals a day to schools in Gao and other conflict-affected cities in northern Mali, such as Timbuktu. The emergency feeding program has seen a ris
    Many vulnerable communities rely on school feeding programmes and other ration packs from the WFP.
  • A baby gets her health and weight measured during a consultation at the referral health center in Gao, Mali. WFP, in partnership with Action Contre la Faim (ACF), provide consultations, care and medication to malnourished children and pregnant women in G
    Medical consultation. Local and international NGOs underscore need for collaboration to tackle humanitarian crises
  • But few traders have taken up the opportunity and prefer to continue selling on the beach
    But few traders have taken up the opportunity and prefer to continue selling on the beach
  • A donor funded market has been built at Praia Nova where traders generally get higher returns as it is more accessible to the public
    A donor funded market has been built at Praia Nova where traders generally get higher returns as it is more accessible to the public
  • The fishermen sell the catch to traders on the beach at Beira’s Praia Nova
    The fishermen sell the catch to traders on the beach at Beira’s Praia Nova
  • After 8 hours at sea the rewards are slim and the catch barely pays for the fuel used
    After 8 hours at sea the rewards are slim and the catch barely pays for the fuel used
  • Chicocota nets are fashioned from mosquito nets and the fine mesh traps all sealife regardless of their economic benefits
    Chicocota nets are fashioned from mosquito nets and the fine mesh traps all sealife regardless of their economic benefits
  • Fishermen say fish stocks are depleted through the widespread use of illegal chicocota nets, among other factors
    Fishermen say fish stocks are depleted through the widespread use of illegal chicocota nets, among other factors
  • The catching of larger fish is generally the exception rather the norm
    The catching of larger fish is generally the exception rather the norm
  • The boats ship water and require constant bailing
    The boats ship water and require constant bailing
  • Gill nets of about 400 metres long are used by the eight man crews targeting small pelagic fish
    Gill nets of about 400 metres long are used by the eight man crews targeting small pelagic fish
  • The fishing boats leave at dawn from the port city of Beira
    The fishing boats leave at dawn from the port city of Beira
  • Fishermen use a variety of craft, including 8 metre long vessels that venture about 5km from the shore
    Fishermen use a variety of craft, including 8 metre long vessels that venture about 5km from the shore
  • There about 280,000 small-scale fishermen along Mozambique’s 2,700km coastline
    There about 280,000 small-scale fishermen along Mozambique’s 2,700km coastline

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