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  • The smuggling route to Taiz is an unpaved mountain path
  • Civil society activists demonstrate in Islamabad last week for equal education for boys and girls
    Civil society activists demonstrate in Islamabad last week for equal education for boys and girls
  • Demands on the humanitarian sector are growing, but funding is not. How can the sector bridge this divide?
    Demands on the humanitarian sector are growing, but funding is not. How can the sector bridge this divide?
  • Aral Kakl, a Kurdish Iraqi journalist, his Syrian wife Shevin, his brother Rewan and some other refugees who have applied for the relocation programme, kill time in the cafeteria of their Athens hotel
  • Mahmoud Khalife from Syria has applied for the EU relocation programme because of the difficulty of travelling through the Balkans with his three children - Abdul Malik, Aya and Mohammed - who all have severe learning problems
  • Maher Dahood, who lost his wife and two daughters on the boat trip to Greece, is now the sole carer of his three-year-old son. They are waiting to be relocated from Greece in an Athens hotel.
  • Conservation agriculture in action - a basin with crop cover
  • A bulldozer clears a road through indigenous ancestral land in the Philippines province of Compostela Valley in January 2016
    A bulldozer clears a road through indigenous ancestral land in the Philippines province of Compostela Valley in January 2016
  • Indigenous anti-mining activist Sabello "Tatay Bello" Tindasan
    Indigenous anti-mining activist Sabello "Tatay Bello" Tindasan
  • This high oblique panorama shows Morocco and Spain as photographed by the Expedition 30 crew members aboard the International Space Station.
    Is this the next humanitarian frontier?
  • People near the northern Sri Lanka village of Pallai cross a railway line that was under construction in September 2014
    People near the northern village of Pallai cross a railway line that was under construction in September 2014
  • Ramy Al-Asheq, editor-in-chief of ‘Abwab’ - a recently launched Arabic newspaper aimed at helping Arabic-speaking refugees find their feet in Germany
  • Former Tamil Tiger Sivalingam Ruvendradass, pictured in December 2015, has been jobless since returning to Vallipuram in Sri Lanka after his release from a government run "rehabilitation" programme
    Former Tamil Tiger Sivalingam Ruvendradass has been jobless since returning to Vallipuram after his release from a government run rehabilitation programme
  • Milagro Del Socorro Romero Aguilar (right) is hosting Damaris Yamileth Turcios Lara and her children (left) in her family home while they apply for asylum in Mexico
  • Diana Guadalupe Caballero, 29, from Honduras, talks to her family back home at the Buen Pastor shelter where she is staying while she awaits the outcome of her asylum application
  • Children watch television at the Buen Pastor shelter in Tapachula
  • Damaris Yamileth Turcios Lara, 30, from Honduras, at the home where she is staying with her husband and three children while they await the outcome of their asylum request
  • A boy works on his homework at the Todos posr Ellos family shelter in Tapachula
  • Syrian and Lebanese students sit together in classes at one of the few mixed elementary schools in Tariq el Jdideh, Beirut
  • UN vehicles delivering supplies
  • Nepalis receive information in late 2015 about safely rebuilding homes destroyed by the April 2015 earthquake via a "mobile video van" provided by the United Nations Development Program.
    Nepalis receive information in late 2015 about safely rebuilding homes via a "mobile video van" provided by the United Nations Development Program
  • Children play at the Todos por Ellos family shelter in Tapachula. Most of the children at the shelter are from El Salvador and Honduras.
  • A camp in Davao for indigenous people displaced by violence in Mindanao, Philippines, in January 2016
    A camp in Davao for indigenous people displaced by violence in Mindanao, Philippines, in January 2016
  • The first Oxfam shop, 1947
    The first Oxfam shop, 1947
  • Arusha International Conference Centre
  • Jebb's original 1919 leaflet- starving nations can feed themselves
    The original 1919 leaflet handed out by Jebb
  • Carla Trommino, founder of the Sicilian NGO AccoglieRete with Taha, one of the 20 unaccompanied migrant children she has fostered in the last three years
  • Carla Frenguelli with Lamin, an unaccompanied minor from Gambia whom she has fostered and is helping adapt to life in Italy
  • World map with blue dots
  • Mambasa DRC
  • Mambasa, DRC
  • An excerpt from the 2016 OCHA functional review

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