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  • A resident of Myanmar's Ayeyarwady Delta tunes in to the latest weather forecast. More than two years since Cyclone Nargis, most residents are ill-prepared for another disaster
  • Positive HIV test result from the first testing campaign on the Lake Chad island of Kinaserom in April 2009
  • Herder in western Chad's Kanem region, Mao. Nationwide in 2009, 31% of the cattle died in the 2009 drought according to aid agencies
  • Herder in western Chad's Kanem region, Mao. Nationwide in 2009, 31% of the cattle died in the 2009 drought according to aid agencies
  • Demining in northern Chad's Ennedi region near Wadi Doum
    Un démineur, dans la région d’Ennedi, près de Wadi Doum
  • Armoured tank from Chad-Libya war
  • Deminer in Chad
    Landmine technical survey starting (file photo)
  • Chad's northern Ennedi region
  • Fada, capital of northern region Ennedi in Chad
  • The demonia weed's scientific name is Parthenium hysterophorus
  • <font color=red>[FOR ONE TIME USE ONLY]</font> The World Cup may increase the vulnerability of South African children
  • Asqual Halefom stands in front of her many orange tress. She is a successful fruit farmer in Tigray
  • Abreha weAtsebeha village in Tigray has become almost self-sufficient in food
  • In an effort to mitigate the risk of dengue, a Colombo city worker sprays potential breeding grounds for the vector-borne disease
  • Melkae Brhanat Tesfay Gebremariam, a farmer in Tigray who lost two of his children in the famine in 1984
  • Woman and her child in Mali's Dogon country
  • Fada, capital of northern Ennedi region in Chad
  • Poster showing breastfeeding practices, in Mali Dogon country
  • A community volunteer health worker in Biné, Mali Dogon country
  • IDPs gather next to a WFP truck distributing wheat. IDPs say they do not know when they will go home due to ongoing violence in their home districts
    IDPs gather next to a WFP truck distributing wheat. IDPs say they do not know when they will go home due to ongoing violence in their home districts
  • IDP Hamid al-Merrani and his child at a WFP food distribution centre
  • Cadres of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi's ruling Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front stand watch at a rally at a stadium in Addis Ababa, May 20, 2010
    The ruling party of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi (shown on poster) won a landslide in May polls
  • Unlike other parts of Indonesia, nearly all women cover their heads
  • Maung Win, 36, from Myanmar's northern Rakhine State is barred from working legally in Thailand. He is one of 27,000 refugees at the Umpiem Mai refugee camp on the Thai border
  • Villagers in Ethiopia's Tigray region await a distribution of U.S. food aid in April 2010
  • In rural areas of Yemen, girls drop out of school to do domestic work for their families, such as fetching water
  • Map of Kyrgyzstan showing the location of Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan enclaves
  • Yemen has one of the world's higest gender gaps in education
  • Children in Burkina Faso
  • Poster in local language distributed by NGOs in Haiti to help displaced families prepare for hurricane season
  • 'Habitation Augustin' camp for displaced families in Léogane, Haiti, just before a tarpaulin distribution organised by ACTED on 21 May 2010
    Un camp de familles déplacées, à Léogane, en mai 2010
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