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  • A woman caught in flooding in Hanoi. The Vietnamese capital has been inundated with some 20 inches of rain over a three-day period leaving 19 dead. In northern Vietnam, at least 44 people are dead and 100,000 homes underwater.
  • A woman caught in flooding in Hanoi. The Vietnamese capital has been inundated with some 20 inches of rain over a three-day period leaving 19 dead. In northern Vietnam, at least 44 people are dead and 100,000 homes underwater.
    A woman caught in flooding in Hanoi. The Vietnamese capital has been inundated with some 20 inches of rain over a three-day period leaving 19 dead
  • A child from Karamoja begs on a Kampala street
  • António Ribeiro, national coordinator of Rede de Pessoas Vivendo com HIV/SIDA in Angola.
    António Ribeiro
  • A child from Karamoja begs on a Kampala street
  • A child from Karamoja begs on a Kampala street.
  • A child from Karamoja begs on a Kampala street.
  • Shekuria Mume, 19, with her twins. A traditional birth attendant (TBA) saved her life when she referred her to hospital where she delivered safely.
  • Fate Adem, 65, a trained traditional birth attendant (TBA). She has helped many Ethiopian mothers in safe and clean deliveries.
  • Six months on, thousands of people have yet to recover from the wrath of Cyclone Nargis, which left nearly 140,000 people dead or missing.
  • Children have been among those most badly hit by the quake and its aftermath
  • A woman victim is moved to a hospital, many women have received no treatment due to an absence of female doctors
  • Patients laying on beds at a hospital in Kabul.
  • The Norwegian Provincial Reconstruction Team has funded the construction of 82 schools in Faryab Province, northern Afghanistan, which will accommodate more than 1,000 students, according to provincial authorities.
  • Member of the Regional Banana Producers Association in Senegal at Dakar event to celebrate good harvest in October 2008.
  • Farmers and supporters gather in Dakar to celebrate good 2008 harvest post President Wade's GOANA support initiative.
  • Farmers and farmer associations gathered in Dakar October 2008 to celebrate the post-GOANA harvest.
  • Dr Hadja Mariama Djélo Barry, Executive secretary of the National AIDS committee (CNLS).
  • Slums on the seaside, Conakry.
  • Land claims in Timor-Leste are often disputed given that under the Portuguese 450 year colonization, 25 years of Indonesian occupation and the 2006 conflict, many people have been repeatedly displaced and laid claim to unoccupied houses. The capital Dili,
  • An area of forest near Mopeia, Mozambique, 2008. “slashed and burned” to make way for agriculture.
  • A fisherman is silhouetted against the rising sun as he prepares to go out fishing on the Zambezi River. Fishing and farming communities all along the banks of the Zambezi river have had to move their families inland to avoid flooding and have lost access
  • A fisherman cleans fish outside his temporary house near the town of Mopeia, Mozambique, 2008. Fishing and farming communities all along the banks of the Zambezi river have had to move their families inland to avoid flooding and have lost access to farmla
    A fisherman cleans fish outside his temporary house near the town of Mopeia, Mozambique, 2008
  • A fisherman is silhouetted against the setting sun as he walks back to his temporary village near Mopeia, Mozambique, 2008. Fishing and farming communities all along the banks of the Zambezi river have had to move their families inland to avoid flooding a
    A fisherman in Mopeia, Mozambique
  • The wife of a fisherman wades out to meet her husband returning from fishing in the Zambezi River near Mopeia,Mozambique, 2008.
    A woman wades out to meet with her husband fishing in the Zambezi river, Mozambique
  • Young girl on the bank of the Zambezi River near Mopeia takes a break from swimming in Mopeia, Mozambique, 2008. After the Floods have cost hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in damages in recent years.
  • People being shepherded to “higher ground” as part of a flood simulation exercise. Floods have cost hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in damages in recent years in parts of Caia, Mozambique, 2008.
  • “Injured” woman carried to safety as part of a flood simulation exercise designed to prepare people for emergencies. Floods have cost hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in damages in recent years in parts of Caia, Mozambique, 2008.
    “Injured” woman carried to safety as part of a flood simulation exercise designed to prepare people for emergencies
  • Women with belongings on their heads taking part in a flood simulation exercise. Floods have cost hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in damages in recent years in parts of Caia, Mozambique, 2008 (FILM ONLY - use image 201101311443010828 for reports
  • Woman with belongings on her head taking part in a flood simulation exercise designed to prepare residents in the event of flooding. Floods have cost hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in damages in recent years in parts of Caia, Mozambique, 2008.
    Woman with belongings on her head taking part in a flood simulation exercise designed to prepare residents in the event of flooding
  • Voodoo priest.
  • Food distribution in Jacmel.

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