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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-291
Dr. Indiana Argeñal, Regional Health Director for the El Paraíso Region of Honduras, with vector control technicians Genzel Joel Ramos and Nelly Luatani Baldivia, speak to Dona Isolina Vaileccillo about controlling mosquitoes on her property in Danli, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-255
During a home visit in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, UNICEF officer Sara Franky greets Ninoska Haylock, whose 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez was born with microcephaly. USAID works with implementing partner UNICEF to train health personnel at Villa Nueva Health Center to work with patients and...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-238
During a home visit in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, UNICEF officer Sara Franky greets Ninoska Haylock, whose 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez was born with microcephaly. USAID works with implementing partner UNICEF to train health personnel at Villa Nueva Health Center to work with patients and...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-44
Vector control technicians visit with Dona Isolina Vallecillo of Danli, Honduras, during a home visit to inspect the property for standing water and treat with a biological larvicide which kills the larvae of the Zika-carrying Aedes aegypti mosquito.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-35
VectoBac is a biological larvicide used to control the Aedes aegypti mosquito that transmits Zika. The same mosquito also carries Chikungunya and Dengue, two other tropical diseases spread by the bites of infected mosquitoes. USAID’s ZAP vector control project is part of a strategy to prevent the...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-26
Vector control technician Genzel Joel Ramos records data during a home visit in Danli, Honduras, to help prevent Zika through control of mosquito breeding. The Aedes aegypti mosquito transmits Zika, as well as Chikungunya and Dengue, two other tropical diseases spread by the bites of infected...
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Tsunami sign outside school | 6497-184
A tsunami sign hangs outside the local school in San Andres, Mindoro Oriental, Philippines.
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Remains of home in Mindoro Oriental | 6497-178
The remains of a collapsed home after tsunami damage in San Andres, Mindoro Oriental, Philippines.
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Tsunami warning | 6497-152
A tsunami warning sign near the river in Pulantubig, a rural barangay (district) in Mindoro Oriental, Philippines. The area has regular flooding, and is prone to tsunamis, which damage nearby homes and other property.
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Midday meal | 60438-4
Children receive a free meal provided by the government at a primary school in a remote village of Orissa, India.
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Flood victim | 61205-5
A woman who lives with her children on the shore of Khubdea Island, Bangladesh, which floods every year during the rainy season
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Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh | 14359-43
Rohingya refugees who recently fled from violence against Muslims in Myanmar wait in a long food queue in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Climate victims | 14359-42
Flood-affected villagers gather to collect relief goods in Jamalpur, Bangladesh.
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Flood-affected women | 14359-41
Flood-affected villagers gather to collect food aid in Islampur, Jamalpur, Bangladesh.
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A flood-affected family | 14359-40
An elderly woman and her son appeal for relief aid from the local government in Islampur, Jamalpur, Bangladesh.
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SILC | 61086-8
Women participate in an internal lending and savings community (SILC) meeting in the Gilgil area of Nakuru County, Kenya, as part of health strengthening activities by USAID’s AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance (APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde) Project implemented by FHI 360.
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TOMS Shoes | 61086-7
A child in Nakuru, Kenya, holds a pair of TOMS shoes she received through a partnership with USAID’s AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance (APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde) Project implemented by FHI 360.
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Sanitary pad kit | 61086-5
A girl shows a reusable sanitary pad kit she received from USAID’s AIDS, Population and Health Integrated Assistance (APHIAplus Nuru ya Bonde) Project in Marigat, Baringo County, Kenya.
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Health kits | 348-89
Students in a Masters in Social Work program prepare health kits (toothpaste, toothbrush, soap cake, etc) to be distributed among children of construction workers in Chandigarh, India, ahead of World Health Day.
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Livelihood | 8701-22
Following their displacement by the 2005 Nepal earthquake, Pampa Pariyar and her family of eight earn a living by making pouches from discarded pieces of cloth and selling them at the local market in Kathmandu.
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Displaced | 8701-21
Bishnuprasad, who lost his job and house in the 2015 Nepal earthquake, feeds his family by selling paper fans on the street in Kathmandu.
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Mother and daughter | 8701-20
Naina Gaichu, who lost her house in the 2015 Nepal earthquake, holds her daughter in their tin shed at the Bhaktipur relief camp in Kathmandu, one year after the earthquake.
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Mother and daughter | 8701-19
Naina Gaichu, who lost her house in the 2015 Nepal earthquake, holds her daughter in their tin shed at the Bhaktipur relief camp in Kathmandu, one year after the earthquake.
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Waiting for support | 8701-17
An elderly couple at the site of their house in Nanglebari, Nepal, that was destroyed by the 2015 earthquake.
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Save watershed | 8853-50
After devastating flooding due to Super Typhoon Ondoy, students, residents, and volunteers from Marikina City join together to plant trees at Marikina Watershed in the Sierra Madre Mountain area, Rizal province, Philippines.
