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  • A Syrian family living in a rural tent encampment near Adana, an area largely unreach by humanitarian aid programmes
  • Siham unpacks groceries in her kitchen with her 4-year-old daughter, Saliha
  • A debit card issued to a refugee through the ESSN programme
  • Farmer Chengetai Zonke, 52, in her maize field in Chiware, in Zimbabwe’s northeastern Manicaland Province
    Chengetai Zonke in her maize field
  • An infestation of fall army worm has infested more than 100,000 hectares of maize in Zimbabwe
    Fall armyworm can ruin up to 70 percent of harvest yields
  • Zimbabwean plant scientists teach agricultural extension workers about the fall armyworm
    Researchers train agricultural extension workers about the pest
  • The Resurrection Project is hosting Know Your Rights events and training 200 "community navigators" to help local residents with their immigration concerns
  • Erendira Rendon goes over the influx of questions from local residents with Guadalupe Raymundo, who represents undocumented immigrants in their deportation appeals
  • James Mbatha (Left), the secretary of the Nguu Masumba Ward Climate Change Committee with a fellow villager inspecting the Kwa Mutuku dam in Makueni.
    James Mbatha (left) surveys the fruits of his work
  • Members of the Huruma Asili women's cooperative in eastern Kenya's Makueni county lay out mangoes for drying in a plastic covered shed
    Members of the Huruma Asili women's cooperative in eastern Kenya's Makueni county lay out mangoes for drying in a plastic covered shed
  • A woman with an infant gives her thumbprint to receive a cash transfer as part of a social security program in Northeastern Kenya.
  • Jose Aguirre looks inside his refrigerator. There are four people living under his roof, but very little food to go around.
  • Jose Aguirre and his stepson, Eliangel, pick a papaya for their breakfast. They eat what they grow but have no income for other needs.
  • Isabelli Delgado is preparing to move to Chile with her two children. Her mother and father will remain in Venezuela.
  • A mural of former president, Hugo Chavez in Antímano, a district of Caracas. Policies introduced by Chavez and still being implemented by the current government of President Nicolas Madura have been blamed for Venezuela's economic crisis
  • A kidnapping gang member poses for a picture that will be sent to victims’ families to help extract a ransom.
  • Chart of forage coverage in Kenya
    Forage conditions worsened dramatically in 2017
  • Mohamad 62, returned to his shop in Al-Mshatieh neighborhood of eastern Aleppo and started to clean up the debris with the help of his children Mohamad and Esraa.
  • A torrent of muddy water and debris engulfed the Colombian town of Mocoa on 1 April
  • The bodies of suspected IS members lie in an east Mosul district, where residents say they were executed by Iraqi armed forces in January

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