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  • A child in Linakofo IDP camp, northeastern DRC. June 2011. The longer-term camp residents were reluctant to allow new arrivals to access nearby fields for cultivation
    A child in Linakofo IDP camp, northeastern DRC. June 2011
  • An old man attends a community meeting in the village of Thunukkai in the Mullaittivu District. Thousands of displaced have returned to Sri Lanka's former war zone
  • A woman bakes flat bread for her four children in an informal settlement in the outskirts of Sozma Qala District in northern Sar-i-Pul Province, Afghanistan
    A woman bakes flat bread for her four children in an informal settlement in the outskirts of Sozma Qala District in northern Sar-i-Pul Province, Afghanistan
  • Kabul river in Afghanistan
    Kabul river in Afghanistan
  • Woman fetching water in Afghanistan’s central province of Bamyan
    Woman fetching water in Afghanistan’s central province of Bamyan
  • A boy collects water for drinking from a canal whose water is used for multiple purposes including bathing, Faizabad, northeastern Badakhshan province, Afghanistan
    A boy collects water for drinking from a canal whose water is used for multiple purposes including bathing in Faizabad, Afghanistan
  • A six-year-old girl collects water from a tank installed by an NGO for conflict-affected IDPs in Kabul
    A six-year-old girl collects water from a tank installed by an NGO for conflict-affected IDPs in Kabul
  • A man and his son collect water from a canal on the side of a hill in in Chaghcharan, western Ghor province, Afghanistan
    A man and his son collect water from a canal on the side of a hill in in Chaghcharan, western Ghor province, Afghanistan
  • Supporters of the Pheu Thai party welcome election results coming in on 3 July, 2011. The party won an absolute majority in the general election
  • Satellite image showing the drought-affected horn of Africa region
    Satellite image showing the drought-affected horn of Africa region
  • Barakissa Ouédraogo is a Burkinabé born in Côte-d'Ivoire. Violence and threats targeting people from Burkina Faso and other West African countries - following the November 2011 presidential elections - forced her and other Burkinabé to flee the only h
  • A woman applies mud to a new housing structure. In this area of Mahagi, DRC, several displaced families are returning home to re-build their homes
    A woman constructing a mud house in Mahagi, DRC
  • Beatrice Mungucuiya left her home in Mahagi territory during the war and returned in 2008 to find nothing left. She has since built a small house for her family
  • Villages in Mahagi, Ituri, had much of their infrastructure destroyed during the war years. DRC
    Villages in Mahagi, Ituri, had much of their infrastructure destroyed during the war years. DRC
  • Geologists examine the ground around a massive mudflow in Indonesia's Sidoarjo District in East Java Province. Thousands were displaced in the May 2006 disaster
  • Bidna Capoeira is a project that helps children overcome trauma by learning capoeira, an age-old Afro-Brazilian martial art
  • A woman dances as children stand by clapping during a wedding ceremony in Korizena village, between Dori and Gorom-Gorom in northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • On the road between Gorom-Gorom and Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Women dance during a wedding ceremony in Korizena village, between Dori and Gorom-Gorom, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Woman plays an instrument made from calabash during a wedding ceremony in Korizena village, between Dori and Gorom-Gorom, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Young women play instruments made from calabash during a wedding ceremony in Korizena village, between Dori and Gorom-Gorom in northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Solar panel used to charge mobile phones and other items. Korizena village between Gorom-Gorom and Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Barakissa Ouédraogo is a Burkinabé born in Côte-d'Ivoire. Violence and threats targeting people from Burkina Faso and other West African countries - following the November 2011 presidential elections - forced her and other Burkinabé to flee the only h
  • Barakissa Ouédraogo is a Burkinabé born in Côte-d'Ivoire. Violence and threats targeting people from Burkina Faso and other West African countries - following the November 2011 presidential elections - forced her and other Burkinabé to flee the only h
  • Using the sun to charge cell phones and other items in Korizena village, between Dori and Gorom-Gorom in northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Boy in Korizena, a village between Dori and Gorom-Gorom in northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Woman in Korizena village in northeastern Burkina Faso shows vegetables families dry and conserve far beyond the gardening season for use in sauces; the drying units are part of an EU-funded project by the NGO Eau Vive. June 2011
    Woman in Korizena village in northeastern Burkina Faso displaying dry vegetables
  • Units used for drying garden vegetables, as part of a project of the NGO Eau Vive. Village of Korizena in northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
    Units used for drying garden vegetables in the village of Korizena in northeastern Burkina Faso
  • Woman pours hibiscus-extract syrup to make a powdered mix for the popular juice called 'bissap'. Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
    A woman pours hibiscus-extract syrup to make a powdered mix for the popular juice called 'bissap'. Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso
  • Boy in Djomga village in Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Children in Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011
  • Men playing a game in Dori, northeastern Burkina Faso. June 2011

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