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  • Landslides in remote Nepal hills take place every year killing people and destroying their livelihoods
  • A young man provides a haircut to a child in Timor-Leste. As one of the world's youngest countries, the former Portuguese colony is also one of the poorest
  • A group of girls stand at attention their school in Same, Timor-Leste. Girls who live in rural areas of the country have fewer opportunities to attend school than their urban peers
  • A young girl looks to the camera in Timor-Leste. Girls who live in rural areas of the country have fewer opportunities to attend school than their urban peers
  • Villages and communities in the hill regions, a major portion of Nepal, are most at risk to landslides
  • A barbed wire fence separates the Syrian refugees in Jordan's Za'atari camp from the "base camp" where aid organizations have set up their offices. Aid workers have often come under attack during riots in the camp
  • A satellite image of Za'atari camp for Syrian refugees, taken in February 2013. It has become Jordan's fifth largest city - the size of about 600 football fields. Its layout is constantly changing as refugees pick up their tents and move to be closer to f
  • Employees of the International Organization for Migration prepare to receive hundreds of Syrian refugees in the middle of the night at the Za'atari camp in northern Jordan
  • The new initiative should allow more transparency in Burkina land transactions.
    Small-scale women farmers planting millet seeds in the village of Rassomde, Burkina Faso, in the lead-up to rainy season (June 2013)
  • Dirty water seeps out of a make-shift washroom attached to a refugee's tent in Za'atari camp for Syrians, northern Jordan. These soak pits pose health risks and could pollute underground water aquifers.
  • Every day, contractors truck nearly four million litres of water to Za'atari camp for Syrian refugees in northern Jordan
  • Preparing a tranquilizer-type substance for injection with a safe injection kit. There are more than 40,000 IDUs in Thailand
    Preparing a tranquilizer-type substance for injection with a safe injection kit. There are more than 40,000 IDUs in Thailand (June 2013)
  • A drug user injects a tranquilizer-type substance with a safe injection kit provided by a Thailand NGO. Injecting drug users (IDUs) can shoot all sorts of drugs intravenously
  • A Syrian refugee toddler plays with a bucket of water in front of his tent at Domiz camp in Iraqi Kurdistan (2013)
  • A man looks to the camera along a road outside Goroka in PNG's central highlands
  • Road conditions in PNG's central highlands remains poor. Plans for a highway upgrade are part of wider government plans to improve infrastructure
  • Syrian refugee Gharib Mohammed unblocks the gray water channel outside his tent at Domiz camp in Iraqi Kurdistan. Open gray water channels in Domiz are often contaminated with garbage and sewage
  • Experts are calling for improved storm warnings in Sri Lanka, where shallow water fishermen have been caught in deadly gusts twice in the last 20 months due to the lack of warnings
  • Sri Lanka's southwestern monsoon runs from June to October, while the northeastern monsoon runs from mid-December to March
  • A busy market in central Monrovia. Liberia's import dependent economy is vulnerable to price rises (June 2013)
    A busy market in central Monrovia. Liberia's import dependent economy is vulnerable to price rises (June 2013)
  • Impunity for the crimes committed during the war in Liberia has hindered efforts at reconciliation (June 2013)
    Impunity for the crimes committed during the war in Liberia has hindered efforts at reconciliation (June 2013)
  • The LAPSSET corridor route and the Great Equatorial land bridge
  • A portion of one of the more than 200 islands of Palau, an island nation in the Pacific Ocean, threatened by rising sea levels
  • West Point slum, near central Monrovia (June 2013)
    West Point slum, near central Monrovia (June 2013)
  • Main photo of second our lives indepth
    Surveying household incomes in 10 countries
  • Fishing beach in Monrovia (June 2013)
    Fishing beach in Monrovia (June 2013)

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