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Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa. Stock Photo

RME9GF9B–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GF8N–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GFBJ–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GF77–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GFCB–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GFAR–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GF89–Chicken farm in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

Small farmer with a cow in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa. Stock Photo

RME9GEM8–Small farmer with a cow in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

RME9GEKH–Small farmer with a cow in Arusha, Tanzania, East Africa.

Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana. Stock Photo

RMFA4H6R–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6J–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6M–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6G–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6A–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6F–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6E–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6C–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6B–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

A pineapple farmer sprays pesticide in Fotobi village, Ghana. Stock Photo

RMFA4H6T–A pineapple farmer sprays pesticide in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6W–A pineapple farmer sprays pesticide in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6X–A pineapple farmer sprays pesticide in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H6P–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

RMFA4H74–Commercial pineapple farming in Fotobi village, Ghana.

Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here Stock Photo

RM2GG4J4D–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HTB–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J4E–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J4G–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J48–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HTE–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HA8–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HYJ–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HCD–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J5M–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J0J–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HAH–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HTW–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J5N–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4HXF–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

RM2GG4J4A–Yaoumou Arama (50’s) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I could farm here

Yaoumou Arama (50’s, not pictured) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I co Stock Photo

RM2GG4HC5–Yaoumou Arama (50’s, not pictured) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I co

RM2GG4J5B–Yaoumou Arama (50’s, not pictured) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I co

RM2GG4HRY–Yaoumou Arama (50’s, not pictured) fled violence and insecurity in the north east of Burkina Faso and now live as IDPs in the western town of Nouna. Yaoumou is the sole breadwinner of her family of seven and brings in a meager living by cooking and selling snacks and meals to the neighbors. Her elderly husband is ailing and unable to work. Her youth and adult children are unable to find jobs. Living on a small, rented compound, with nowhere to farm, the family struggles with hunger and earning enough money to buy food. “I’m not enjoying life here,” she says. “There is no place to work. If I co

A vendor sells chickens at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso. Stock Photo

RMFA8553–A vendor sells chickens at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso. Stock Photo

RMFA854X–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

RMFA854R–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

RMFA854T–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

RMFA854W–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

RMFA84JA–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

RMFA854Y–A vendor loads chickens onto his trailer at the poultry market in Banfora, Burkina Faso.

Agricultural inputs shop in Masama village on the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania. Stock Photo

RME9GEAX–Agricultural inputs shop in Masama village on the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

RME9GE1J–Agricultural inputs shop in Masama village on the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

RME9GE2D–Agricultural inputs shop in Masama village on the foothills of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania.

A corn farmer weighs the harvest before bringing it to market in Banfora Department, Burkina Faso. Stock Photo

RMFA84HG–A corn farmer weighs the harvest before bringing it to market in Banfora Department, Burkina Faso.

RMFA84HJ–A corn farmer weighs the harvest before bringing it to market in Banfora Department, Burkina Faso.

Workers string new power cables in a rural village near Dodoma, Tanzania, East Africa. Stock Photo

RMFA4P5T–Workers string new power cables in a rural village near Dodoma, Tanzania, East Africa.

A woman holds a handful of maize (corn) kernels in Iganga, Uganda, East Africa Stock Photo

RMBXAM05–A woman holds a handful of maize (corn) kernels in Iganga, Uganda, East Africa

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