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  • There have been question marks over the robustness of OS technology to help in crisis response, for example in the Haiti earthquake shown here
  • Arab Spring protests brought changes, but not for the displaced
  • A stream in the Kibera slum which is used as a dumpsite for trash and human waste
  • Immigration remains a divisive issue in Australia
  • Tight security ahead of a deadline to draft a new constitution, May 2012
  • Malnutrition at emergency levels in Far West
  • The Israeli wall is already covered with graffiti like “F%*! the wall!”
  • Many parents struggle to register their children
  • Access to health and other services is affected
  • To add or not to add?
  • Infant formula sales are projected to grow the most in Asia by 2016. Here, a mother breastfeeds in Manila, Philippines (file photo)
  • Agriculture accounts for most the country’s workforce
  • These children playing in rice paddy have a 40 percent chance of being chronically malnourished
  • The only hospital in Ja’ar has reopened despite heavy damage
  • Rubens Mikindo at UDPS
  • Erick Kayembe, mobile phone vendor in Kinshasa's Kalamu commune
  • Soaring inflation is visible at Kinshasa's central market

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