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  • [Somalia] Cholera Treatment Center.
  • [Somalia] Cholera Treatment Center.
    Treatment centre during a previous outbreak
  • [DRC] A rice farm in a forest 7km from Kisangani
  • [DRC] A rice farm in Tshopo, 7km from Kisangani
  • [DRC] A fish farm in Kisangani
  • [DRC] A fish farm in Kisangani, a young girl feeds the Tilapia with rice
  • [DRC] A garden of chives, it makes a yearly profit of $74
  • [DRC] Women collecting the chives next to the Congo river in Kisangani
    Most of the people affected make their living along the River Congo
  • [DRC] A garden growing carrots and tomatoes in Simi, near Kisangani
  • [DRC] A fence protecting the newly planted fields in Kisangani
  • [DRC] A community in Kisangani, picture of a garden
  • [DRC] A garden of spinach and cabbage
  • [DRC] The community of Kabondo near Kisangani
  • [DRC] Field near Goma
  • [Somalia] A young girl sits next to her mother in a refugee camp in Somalia, 4 December 2002. The country, challenged by years of clan-based wars, civil unrest and prolonged droughts, has left approximately 2 million people on the brink of starvation. Tra
  • [Somalia] Somalia girl standing
  • [Somalia] Somalia girl looking
  • [Somalia] Somalia boy with hands
  • [Somalia] Somalia boy sitting
  • [Somalia] Somalia boy holding
    Young Somali children do not know the dangers posed by landmines
  • [DRC] Women near Goma
  • [DRC] Mass destruction of homes and fields by lava.
  • [DRC] Destruction of residences and fields near Goma.
  • [DRC] Malnourished child due to war in Rutshuru, 80km away from Goma.
  • [DRC] Refugees
  • [Somalia] Children carry loads on their heads through a swamped area, Somalia, 4 December 2002. The country, suffering years of clan-based wars, civil unrest and prolonged droughts, has left approximately 2 million people on the brink of starvation. The U
  • [Somalia] Getting water
  • [Somalia] Woman carrying water
  • [Somalia] Carrying water
  • [Somalia] A group of Somali boys write Koranic verses on wooden boards at a traditional Madaras, Somalia, 4 December 2002. Over a decade of clan-based wars and devastating civil unrest has meant that two generations of young people have missed out on educ
  • [DRC] A rice farm in the Makiso community, 11km from Kisangani
    Rice farms such as this in the Makiso community, 11km from Kisangani, would benefit from improved access roads
  • [Burundi] CNDD-FDD leader Pierre Nkurunziza, South African Deputy President Jacob Zuma, presidents Yoweri Museveni of Uganda and Pierre Buyoya of Burundi at the Tuesday's ceasefire signing ceremony, Arusha, Tanzania.
    Negotiations around the power-sharing equation decided at the Arusha meeting in 2000 remain deadlocked

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