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  • Francis Cinco, 28, a resident of Tacloban, is one of countless volunteers now working around the clock in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the central Philippines on 8 November, 2013, leaving more than 500,000 people displaced and millions affecte
  • Soldiers in the streets of Bunagana, a town East of DRC (November 2013)
  • Malian refugees have started setting up boutiques selling basics - food, soap, condiments, even clothes - around Mbera camp in eastern Mauritania. October 2013
  • At the Centre de Litige in Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania, UNHCR staff investigate cases of 'false refugees'. So far 8000 have been struck off UNHCR's books but 400 of them reinstated following an investigation. October 2013
  • Congolese refugees at a camp at Nyakabande in Uganda
  • 70-year-old Rodolfo Susaya, lost both his wife and daughter to Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the central Philippines on 8 November 2013. Alone, he wonders how he will be survive on his own; a common sentiment raised by many elderly residents impacted by th
  • MSF runs an emergency surgery block in Bassikounou, 18km from Mbera camp. Most of the operations are C-sections. They say 70% of their clients are refugees from Mbera
  • The area around Mbera refugee camp in eastern Mauritania has been denuded of plants or desert scrub as refugees have cut it down to cook their food. October 2013
  • An elderly woman inside the remains of her home in Tacloban in the aftermath of Typhoon Haiyan, which struck the central Philippines on 8 November 2013
  • Camela Calderon, 81, wanted to die when Typhoon Haiyan struck on 8 November, 2013, as she didn't wanted to slow her family down while they tried to escape. A resident of Tacloban, like many elderly residents, she worres for the future
  • In the hills around the Nhkawng Pa IDP camp in Myanmar's northern Kachin State, camp residents learn the art of organic farming. More than 50,000 people remain displaced in KIA-controlled areas following the collapse of a 17-year-old ceasefire between gov
  • In the hills around the Nhkawng Pa IDP camp in Myanmar's northern Kachin State, camp residents learn the art of organic farming. More than 50,000 people remain displaced in KIA-controlled areas following the collapse of a 17-year-old ceasefire between gov
  • Ocean swell
  • Ocean waves
  • Pounding early winter surf from massive 15 foot ocean swells
  • Members of the 5,000-strong Philippine community in Istanbul held a yard sale on 17 November to raise money for victims of Tyhoon Haiyan, which struck the central Philippines on 8 November 2013
  • Connie Cruz, owner of Connie's Mini Market in Istanbul, has witnessed a three-fold increase in remittance levels through her shop in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan on 8 November 2013, a disaster that left almost 4,000 dead and millions affected
  • Following Typhoon Haiyan, Red Cross workers in the Philippines relied on digital maps, created with the help of online volunteers, to deliver targeted humanitarian aid
  • Scientists at an ILRI lab in Nairobi
  • First Response Radio launched its emergency radio station less than a week after Typhoon Haiyan struck the central Philippines on 8 November 2013
  • Jordan, taken on 25 August 2013. Aid workers have used satellite imagery and geographic information system (GIS) data to track conflict and population movements in Syria and the growth of Za'atari camp. Other technology, like biometric identification and
  • A farmer stands amidst a rice farm in Burundi, Africa
  • Representatives of the governments of Burundi and Uganda, alongside UNHCR signed a tripartite agreement to facilitate the voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees in Uganda
  • Representatives of the governments of Burundi and Uganda, alongside UNHCR signed a tripartite agreement to facilitate the voluntary repatriation of Burundian refugees in Uganda
  • Irene Icao, 27, lost all five of her children to Typhoon Haiyan, when the category 5 storm shattered her home in Tacloban City. Thousands of people lost their lives when the category 5 storm made a direct hit on the Philippines on 8 November, 2013
  • Armed with a photo, Randy Santos arrived from Manila, capital of the Philippines, to look for his missing loved ones in the wake of Typhoon Haiyan which struck on 8 November 2013
  • Large scale devastation on the streets of Ormoc in Leyte Province following Typhoon Haiyan which struck the central Philippines on 9 November, 2013, affecting millions
    Large-scale devastation on the streets of Ormoc
  • Young girls ham it up for he camera. At the height of the fighting shell shocked children had found it difficult to express themselves
    Girls ham it up for the camera. Since the conflict began in September, other crises - including the Bohol earthquake and Typhoon Haiyan - have stretched the country’s relief capacity
  • A girl reconnects with friends who were also displaced by the conflict. Child protection issues remain a major concern
    A girl reconnects with friends who were also displaced by the conflict. Child protection issues remain a major concern
  • A boy waits to join a group psychosocial session at a packed evacuation site. Trust issues remain a major hurdle, volunteers say
    A boy waits to join a group psychosocial session at a packed evacuation site. Trust issues remain a major hurdle, volunteers say
  • Volunteer teachers like this one ensure displaced children can continue with their studies
    The volunteer teachers help displaced children continue with their studies
  • Volunteer teachers prepare a lesson plan
    Volunteer teachers prepare a lesson plan. The conflict has disrupted education and left some schools in disrepair

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