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  • Mobile phone technology could be used to correctly diagnose and treat banana diseases
  • A student receives tetanus vaccination during UNICEF tetanus vaccine campaign to the students of Senior High School SMAN 1 Kepahiang, Kepahiang district, Bengkulu province, Indonesia on November 21, 2008
    Un élève se fait vacciner contre le tétanos pendant la campagne de vaccination contre le tétanos menée par l’UNICEF auprès des élèves du Lycée SMAN 1 Kepahiang
  • A kid has measles vaccination during UNICEF measles campaign vaccination at the remote jungle in Maratus Dayak community in the village of Haratai, Lhoksado sub district, Hulu sungai Selatan regency, South Kalimantan Indonesia, on August 10, 2007
    Rapidly scaling up the vaccine could avert 700,000 deaths by 2015 and seven million deaths by 2030
  • Pupils studying under a tree in Gulu
    The World Bank and African Development Bank have channelled US$643 million to education in Uganda since 2002 (file photo)
  • A health department officer prepares a syringe during UNICEF tetanus vaccine campaign to the students of Senior High School SMAN 1 Kepahiang, Kepahiang district, Bengkulu province, Indonesia on November 21, 2008
    Vacina testada na Tailândia pode não ser tão promissora quanto anunciado.
  • A health department officer prepares a syringe during a UNICEF tetanus vaccine campaign to the students of Senior High School SMAN 1 Kepahiang, Kepahiang district, Bengkulu province, Indonesia on November 21, 2008
  • Afghan Ministry of Women's Affairs says inadequate resources affect their efforts to improve women’s situation
  • Silué Korotoum, 34, was the first woman to have obstetric fistulas repaired under a UN Population Fund-sponsored programme at the regional hospital in Korhogo, northern Côte d’Ivoire
    Silué Korotoum says she now engages with people as never before and is eager to continue her studies and find a new job
  • The first sign of buruli ulcer before skin lesions form
    First sign of flesh-eating Buruli ulcer before lesions and bone deformity
  • A young woman recovering from an operation to repair obstetric fistulas, regional hospital in Korhogo, northern Côte d’Ivoire
    Some of the patients suffering obstetric fistulas after complicated childbirth are in their teens
  • A young child, who is suffering from malnutrition, in the town of Doruma, in the North Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on 18th June, 2008
    Africa's record in dealing with malnutrition has been dismal
  • A woman lies in bed having undergone a caesarian operation in the hospital in Dungu, DR Congo, on 19th June, 2008. The woman had to travel with her two year old sone 100 km by motorbike from the town of Duru, because it has no hospital or health centre
    A woman lies in bed having undergone a caesarian operation in the hospital in Dungu
  • UN employees queue up to board a UN helicopter bound for Dungu at the airport in Bunia, DR Congo, on the 17th June, 2008. MONUC, the UN mission in Congo, has recently deployed peace keeping forces to Dungu to build a runway, in preparation of the arrival
    UN employees queue up to board a UN helicopter bound for Dungu at the airport in Bunia, DRC
  • An old woman lies dying surrounded by family members in the hospital in Dungu, in Northeastern D R Congo on 19th June, 2008. Dungu is the only hospital in the district and some people have to travel up to 300 Kms to reach it although it receives little as
    An old woman lies dying surrounded by family members in the hospital in Dungu, in Northeastern D R Congo
  • Catchment area in western Cameroon's town of Mbouda. Facing a particularly long dry season Mbouda is seeing severe water shortages. March 2009
  • People lined up for water at a natural source in the western Cameroon town of Mbouda. Facing a particularly long dry season Mbouda is seeing severe water shortages after a catchment area dried up. March 2009
    People lined up for water at a natural source in the western Cameroon town of Mbouda
  • People in the western Cameroon town of Mbouda, lining up for water trucked in from another district. Facing a particularly long dry season Mbouda is seeing severe water shortages after a catchment area dried up. March 2009
    People in Mbouda lined up to get water trucked in from a reservoir some 20km away
  • Children transporting water in the western Cameroon town of Mbouda. Facing a particularly long dry season Mbouda is seeing severe water shortages after a catchment area dried up. March 2009
    Water is scarce in many parts of Cameroon (file photo)
  • Thousands of people die each year as a result of air polution in the capital Dhaka
  • Former South African Prewszident Thabo Mbeki
  • A fisherman prepares his boat for the sea in the southern coastal town of Merka
    Somali fishermen are catching fewer fish as they cannot venture far from the coastline (file photo)
  • Somali fishermen repair fishing nets in the southern coastal town of Merka
    Somali fishermen repair their nets: Fishermen in Puntland are losing their livelihoods due to foreign vessels invading their waters, a minister said
  • Campaign for the end of violence against women
    Violência contra mulheres e HIV: relação íntima
  • Saeeda Al-Ali started suffering a mental disorder after floods in October 2008 destroyed her house and sheep in Husn Mutahhar, Tarim district in Hadhramout governorate
    Saeeda Al-Ali started suffering a mental disorder after floods in October 2008 destroyed her house and sheep in Husn Mutahhar, Tarim district in Hadhramout governorate
  • Market-sellers in Accra
  • Habiba has been forced to marry at 12. Accusing her old husband to beat her, she fled several times to go back to her home town of Guelendeng, 150km South of N'djamena, the Chadian capital, but he tried to kill her by stabbing her in the back
  • Women in Guelendeng, 150km South of N'djamena, the Chadian capital, have decided to fight for their rights
    Women in Guelendeng, 150km South of N'djamena, the Chadian capital
  • Madonna on tour
  • A Kaédi, mercredi 25 mars 2009, les familles des disparus, réunis au sein du COVIRE (collectif des victimes de la répression) assistent au discours du général Abdel Aziz. Families of victims of 1990s military killings gather on 25 March at a cerem
    Families of victims of 1990s military killings gather on 25 March at a ceremony pledging them reparations
  • Flooding across Namibia has displaced some 13,000 people
  • A map of Iraq
    A map of Iraq and surrounding countries
  • A Rohingya girl in Myanmar's northern Rakhine State

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