Water Access and Agricultural Practices

Images show individuals, including children, engaging in water collection and irrigation in rural settings of Africa, highlighting daily water challenges and organic farming efforts.

Uganda, Adjumani. South Sudan refuge children pump water at the well in Uganda. (Editorial Use Only)

Wildlife waterhole built by Kalama Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya

People filling water in plastic drums from water tanker, Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, India Copyright: xAkellaxSrinivas/DinodiaxPhotox

Children who live on Mount Gorongosa bring sandwich bags full of specimens to identify, Gorongosa National Park, Mozambique; Mozambique

Satkhira, Bangladesh - 25 April 2025: View of women carrying water jugs atop a cracked, barren landscape, a stark contrast to the vibrant colors of their clothing.

Africa, Senegal, Dakar. Wolof Village, Senegal's largest ethnic group. Typical Senegalese Wolof home, containers for fresh water & laundry.

Woman fetch water from mithi river Bombay Mumbai Maharashtra India 7-May-2009 Copyright: xHemangixNakwe/DinodiaxPhotox

Farmer watering centre of keyhole vegetable garden growing onions and cabbages, used for extra water retention, Rwanda

Collecting water.

Satkhira, Bangladesh - 25 April 2025: View of children sharing water from a metal pot on cracked earth, a poignant scene of drought reflecting the harsh realities of climate change in the village.

Ethiopia, Harerge, Jijiga, Schoolboy Planting Tree Within Protective Circle Of Sticks.

QR code scanning by a Kossam cooperative collector to identify a herder delivering milk in Northern Senegal.

A Turkana fisherman sun dries tilapia and strips of Nile perch on the lava rock-strewn shores of southeast Lake Turkana.

Water shortage in Marathwada, Maharashtra, India Copyright: xDinodiaxPhotox

Gambia, Agriculture, Rice, Woman Replanting Rice

Weighing of plastic bags collected in the streets India

Wasserstelle in der Gemeinde Maraban Dare, im Bundesstaat Plateau, 07.02.2024. Maraban Dare Nigeria *** Water point in the community of Maraban Dare, in the state of Plateau, 07 02 2024 Maraban Dare Nigeria Copyright: xUtexGrabowskyxphotothek.dex

Bangladesh, Dhaka, Duari Para on 2021-10-18. The slum of Duari Para in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, home to mainly climate migrants from the southern countryside where they have suffered the effects of climate change: rising water levels, soil erosion and salinisation. Photograph by Martin Bertrand.Bangladesh, Dacca, Duari Para le 2021-10-18. Le bidonville de Duari Para a Dacca, capitale du Bangladesh, abritant principalement des migrants climatique venant des campagnes du sud du pays ou ils ont subit les mefaits du dereglement climatique : montee des eaux, erosion des sols et salinisation. Photographie de Martin Bertrand.

Water purification project, Yacon, San Sebastian Lemoa, municipality of Chichicastenango, Quiché, Guatemala, Central America.

water shortage, dindori, Madhya Pradesh, India, Asia Copyright: xHarixMahidhar/DinodiaxPhotox

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Congolese refugee camp in Uganda.

Tanzania, African women germinating plant with soil, Tacar Project. (Large format sizes available)

Water shortage, Marathwada, Maharashtra, India Copyright: xDinodiaxPhotox

Liberia recovers from decades of civil war.

Pumping fresh water from a well in the fishing village of Musamba, on the shoreline of Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe, Africa

EROSION CONTROL, CAMEROON. Mt Oku. Establishing a contour hedge to prevent erosion. .

Natural swimming pool, eco-friendly resort.

blur in lesotho malealea street village near mountain and sky

Coconut husk burning

Indonesia, Central Sulawesi, Wana Forest People in Morowali Strict Nature Reserve. UNESCO World Heritage Site.

KHM - ENV - TONLE SAPPortrait of the Tonle Sap region, the largest lake in Southeast Asia with a unique natural phenomenon, which is now threatened.KHM - ENV - TONLE SAPPortrait de la région du Tonle Sap, le plus grand lac d'Asie du Sud-Est avec un phénomène naturel unique, qui est aujourd'hui menacé.

Farmers water supply in Lobogo, Benin.

In mid January 2015, a three day period of excessive rain brought unprecedneted floods to the small poor African country of Malawi. It displaced nearly quarter of a million people,

Bangladesh, Dhaka, Duari Para on 2021-10-22. The slum of Duari Para in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, home to mainly climate migrants from the southern countryside where they have suffered the effects of climate change: rising water levels, soil erosion and salinisation. Photograph by Martin Bertrand.Bangladesh, Dacca, Duari Para le 2021-10-22. Le bidonville de Duari Para a Dacca, capitale du Bangladesh, abritant principalement des migrants climatique venant des campagnes du sud du pays ou ils ont subit les mefaits du dereglement climatique : montee des eaux, erosion des sols et salinisation. Photographie de Martin Bertrand.

Coconut husk burning.

Central America, Guatemala, Western Highlands. Mud bricks made by hand by local children using wooden forms and river mud. Finished product dyring in the sun. (Editorial Usage Only)

In an all-female cooperative, plastic is collected from streets and finely cut to be able to recycle.

Water Is Collected From A Shallow Hole Dug Up In The Dried River Bed By Woman, Western Rajasthan, India.

Uganda, Kitgum District. Young man generating light for his home with a solar panels. (Editorial Use Only)

Coconut husk burning.

Garden with mini-irrigation systems financed by the Balearic government Garden with mini-irrigation systems financed by the Balearic government, Sinchaj, San Bartolomé Jocotenango, municipality of the department of Quiché, Guatemala, Central America Copyright: xZoonar.com/BartomeuxBalaguerxRotgerx 22072759

blur in lesotho malealea street village near mountain and sky

Africa, Kenya, Masai Mara, Masai building fire. (Editorial Usage Only)

Unconventional way of fueling gass, Sahel, Chad, Africa

Rainwater harvesting on village house.

Mauritania, Rachid, Wadi Rachid, Watering donkies at the well

The slums of Duari Para in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, home to mainly climate migrants from the southern countryside where they have suffered the effects of climate change: rising water levels, soil erosion and salinisation. Dhaka, Bangladesh. (Photo by: Martin Bertrand/Majority World/UIG)

Frau mit einem Wassereimer auf dem Kopf in der Gemeinde Maraban Dare, im Bundesstaat Plateau, 07.02.2024. Maraban Dare Nigeria *** Woman with a bucket of water on her head in Maraban Dare community, Plateau state, 07 02 2024 Maraban Dare Nigeria Copyright: xUtexGrabowskyxphotothek.dex

Hand and faucet in the foreground, distressed people collecting water.

Workers are working in a brick fieldduring a government-imposed nationwide lockdown as a preventive measure against the COVID-19, on the eve of Earth day in the outskirts of Agartala, capital of the Northeastern state of Tripura, India.Earth Day is an annual event celebrated around the world on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. First celebrated in 1970, it now includes events coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network in more than 193 countries.(Photo by: Majority World/Abhisek Saha/UIG)

Khat Farmers

Water well in Africa, Lome, Togo, West Africa, Africa

Africa, Kenya, Lake Victoria, Mfangano Island. Fishing nets (Editorial Usage Only)

Drinking water tap, microcredit funded project, Yacón, San Sebastián Lemoa, Chichicastenango municipality, Quiché, Guatemala, Central America.

Visit of Secretary Dirk Kempthorne and aides to St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands, for tour of Virgin Islands National Park and other natural and developed sites, discussions with National Park Service personnel and Virgin Islands officials, and press conference at the National Park Service Dock Visitor Center concerning acquisition of land for new school construction

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LAO - LE RYTHME DES EAUXAu Nord du Laos, enclavée dans les montagnes, la paisible cité de Luang Prabang prospère depuis des siècles au sein de la péninsule formée par la confluence du fleuve Mékong et de la rivière Nam Khan. Avant dêtre devancée par Vientiane, elle fut la capitale du puissant Royaume de Lane Xang (Royaume du Million dEléphants). Son architecture coloniale et ses majestueux temples lui valent dêtre inscrite au patrimoine mondiale de lUNESCO depuis 1995.La légende raconte que Bouddha y serait venu au cours de lun de ses voyages et quil a souri. Aujourdhui, la ville est un haut lieu bouddhique de lAsie du Sud-Est. Les jeunes y viennent des campagnes alentours pour faire une retraite monastique et ainsi recevoir une éducation gratuite.A loccasion de Pi Mai, la Fête de l'Eau, Luang Prabang se réveille. Correspondant au Nouvel An lao et bouddhique, on fête le retour de la saison des pluies et la renaissance de la nature. Durant les plusieurs jours de festivités,

Volunteers conducting water conservation survey at a dry waterhole on an Earthwatch Expedition, Lewa Conservancy, Kenya. (MR).

grifo de agua potable, proyecto financiado con microcredito, Yacón, San Sebastián Lemoa, municipio de Chichicastenango , Quiché, Guatemala, America Central.

Iraq, Ninawa province, Tall Afar on 2022-10-17. Report on explosive remnants of war in Iraq, one of the most contaminated countries in the world after forty years of conflict, instability and especially the recent occupation of the country by the Islamic State group, on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Ottawa Treaty, the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention prohibiting the acquisition, production, stockpiling and use of mines. Here, posters, flags and paintings warning of the dangers of explosive remnants of war. Photograph by Martin Bertrand. Irak, province de Ninive, Tel Afar le 2022-10-17. Reportage sur les restes explosifs de guerre en Irak, lun des pays les plus contamines au monde suite a quarante ans de conflits, dinstabilité et surtout par loccupation recente du pays par le groupe Etat islamique, a l'occasion des 25 ans du Traite d'Ottawa, la Convention sur linterdiction des mines antipersonnel prohibant lacquisition, la production, le stockage et lutilisation de

Khadija Rama, founder of Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani, HIV/AIDS Community Rehabilitation Program, Orphanage & Clinic. Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani (wind of hope in the arid place) offers hope, support and care for orphan and vulnerable children living with HIV/AIDS in Nairobi, Kenya, Africa

Western Africa, Mauritania, Sénégal river valley, Thiambene (Wolof village) near Rosso

uganda, africa, surrounding of Kampala

In mid January 2015, a three day period of excessive rain brought unprecedented floods to the small poor African country of Malawi. It displaced nearly quarter of a million people,

Global Warming

Nigerien Armed Forces (FAN) members plant trees in honor of Nigerien Independence Day and Nigerien Armed Forces Day, Aug. 3, 2022. Independence Day in the Republic of Niger is commemorated on August 3, marking the nations independence from France in 1960. Since 1975, trees have been planted across the nation to aid the fight against desertification.

Sign explaining how to make water drinkable in Danyi-Apéyémé, Togo.

Congolese refugee camp in Uganda.

Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken participates in an oceans plastics event, in Nairobi, Kenya, on November 18, 2021.

'Fire Danger Rating Today' sign at high level, Victoria, Australia, February

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