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  • workers build new homes and shops in the old city of Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. The United Nations estimated that about 90% of the buildings in Kabul were destroyed during past conflicts
  • Children in western Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. , more than 50 percent of the population of 24 million people is under the age of 18. UNICEF estimates that up to 30 percent of primary school age children are working and are often the sole source of inco
  • View of narrow alleys in western Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008.
  • A girl carries water home in western Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. More than 50 percent of the population of 24 million people is under the age of 18. UNICEF estimates that up to 30 percent of primary school age children are working and are often the sol
  • Children play on top of an old cannon on the hills of western Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. , more than 50 percent of the population of 24 million people is under the age of 18. UNICEF estimates that up to 30 percent of primary school age children are wo
    Children play on top of an old cannon on the hills of western Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008
  • An elderly man waits for work in central Kabul, Afghanistan june 2008.
  • Municipality workers cleans sewage canals in the old city of Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008.
  • municipality workers cleans sewage canals in the old city of Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008.
  • Young workers in a workshop in Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008.
  • A man deeps bread in tea for lunch in a coffee shop in the old city of Kabul. Due to increasing food prices majority of the people cannot effort regular daily meals.
    A man deeps bread in tea for lunch in a coffee shop in the old city of Kabul. Specialists say the voices of beneficiaries are not being heard
  • Residents of Kabul enjoy a hot summer day by Lake Qargha. Water is a main problem in Afghanistan especially in the summer.
  • A boy carries carries heavy load on in Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008.
    A boy carries carries heavy load on in Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008.
  • A young boy carries water home in western Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008.
  • A woman passes by a homestead in the old city of Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008. Kabul is over 3,000 years old and largest city of Afghanistan.
  • A man covers face from dust in central Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. Pollution is a major problem in Kabul.
  • A young girl carries bread home in Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. Prices of bread, a basic Afghan diet has increased dramatically in past year.
  • UNICEF water pump in Maseru.
  • A child tends over sheep in central Kabul June 2008. In Afghanistan, more than 50 percent of the population of 24 million people is under the age of 18. UNICEF estimates that up to 30 percent of primary school age children are working and are often the s
    A child tends over sheep in central Kabul, Afghanistan
  • KEBS, Kenya bureau of standard.
  • KEBS, Kenya bureau of standard.
  • A super market staff arranges the foods stuff at the super at the super market in Nairobi, Kenya 2008.
  • SPLA soldiers redeploy south from the Abyei area in line with the road map to resolve the Abyei crisis. Sudan. June 2008.
  • SPLA soldiers redeploy south from the Abyei area in line with the road map to resolve the Abyei crisis. Sudan. June 2008.
  • Cereals displayed for sale in the central market of Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008. Due to high food prices, the majority of people cannot afford regular daily meals.
    Cereals are displayed for sale in central market of Kabul, Afghan
  • SPLA soldiers redeploy south from the Abyei area in line with the road map to resolve the Abyei crisis. Sudan. June 2008.
  • SPLA soldiers redeploy south from the Abyei area in line with the road map to resolve the Abyei crisis. Sudan. June 2008.
  • Afghan women shopping in the central market of Kabul, Afghanistan, June 2008.
  • A woman washes clothes in the polluted waters of Kabul River, June 2008. Kabul is more than 3,000 years old and the largest city in Afghanistan
  • A man passes by a pool of waste water and garbage in the old city of Kabul June 2008. Kabul is over 3,000 years old and largest city of Afghanistan.
  • Cereals are displayed for sale in central market of Kabul, Afghan, June 2008. Due to high food prices majority of the people cannot afford regular daily meals.
  • Bread for sale in a bakery in Kabul, Afghanistan June 2008. Basic food prices have increased dramatically in past year.

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