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  • School children feeding programme in Isiolo, northern Kenya
  • Pigeon peas, Cajanus cajan
    Pigeon peas are a high protein dietary staple
  • Sofieta Ouedraogo, not exclusively breast-fed, is now being treated at a nutrition clinic
  • Donors in Diffa, Niger. What happens if they leave?
  • A drought reserve borehole in northeastern Kenya
  • A young mother and her child in their home in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Over 64 percent of girls get married before the age of 18, according to UNICEF's State of the World's Children 2009 report
  • Scores of suspected members of radical Islamic group Boko Haram at Maiduguri police headquarters in Borno state in northeastern Nigeria
  • Scores of suspected members of radical Islamic group Boko Haram at Maiduguri police headquarters in Borno state in northeastern Nigeria
  • Somali IDPs hold up a banner during a demonstration in the Afgoye Corridor over claims that two NGOs were to discontinue water provision to the IDP camps
  • ABCs and HIV tests
    Getting tested at school
  • Stephani Pio
  • Lexi Stark
    Lexi Stark, an 18 year-old high school student
  • Jessica Standish-White
    "Most girls are aware about HIV ... but I think testing has made it more personal"
  • Ashleigh Page
    "It was my first time getting tested so I was terrified"
  • DR Congo map
  • A young girl at her school in Dhaka
  • A young woman and her baby outside the International Centre of Diarrhoeal Diseases and Research, Bangladesh (ICDDR,B) in Dhaka
  • Internally displaced people in the Afgoye Corridor. The displaced have been holding demonstrations to protest allegations that two NGOs were planning to discontinue water provision to the camps
  • Women's low status in society is one of the reasons levels of abuse are so high, say government officials
  • About 500 households still live in caves in Bamyan city
  • About 500 households still live in caves in Bamyan city
    About 500 households still live in caves in Bamyan city
  • The giant Buddha statues were blown up by the Taliban in 2001
  • A health worker weighs a child at Al Jala'a health centre, which provides immunization services in Aleppo, Syria
  • A worker measures a boy's height at Al Jala'a health centre, which provides immunization services in Aleppo, Syria
  • Pigcawayan, Mindanao - Villagers gather on a highway in the southern Philippine town of Pigcawayan as floodwater that swamped the road bring debris. About 160,000 families have been displaced in the southern island of Mindanao due to flash floods caused b
    Villagers gather on a highway in the southern Philippine town of Pigcawayan as floodwater that swamped the road bring debris
  • Street children in the Cameroon political capital Yaoundé sleeping alongside a road
  • A youth who lives in the streets in Cameroon's political capital Yaoundé
  • Northeast Nigeria
  • The colouful dyed grass used to weave baskets by the BoMake cooperative in Swaziland
  • Drop zone diagram
  • A map of displacement in Saada Governorate, northwestern Yemen, as of 3 July 2009. Some 130,000 people were displaced in Saada
    Carte des déplacements de population dans le gouvernorat de Saada, dans le nord-ouest du Yémen (en date du 3 juillet 2009). Quelque 130 000 personnes ont été déplacées à Saada
  • Airdrop food aid in Darfur (WFP)

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