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Measles Awareness Poster | 7317-124
A poster at an Ecuador airport alerts passengers to the dangers of measles.
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HIV awareness poster | 7317-125
A poster in Ecuador raises awareness about mother-to-child transmission of HIV.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-299
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-298
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-297
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-296
Nelly Luatani Baldivia applies a larvicide to a pila or wash tank, at a home in Danli, Honduras. She is among 800 vector control technicians hired by ZAP, a USAID-funded project of vector control to control spread of Zika.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-295
Nelly Luatani Baldivia applies a larvicide to a pila or wash tank, at a home in Danli, Honduras. She is among 800 vector control technicians hired by ZAP, a USAID-funded project of vector control to control spread of Zika.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-294
Richard Fisher of ZAP and Nelly Luatani Baldivia apply larvicide to a pila or wash tank, at a home in Danli, Honduras. Baldivia is among 800 vector control technicians hired by ZAP, a USAID-funded project of vector control to control spread of Zika.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-293
Edwin Manfredo Aleman, Vector Control Supervisor in Danli and Nelly Luatani Baldivia apply larvicide to a pila, or wash tank, at a home in Danli, Honduras. They are among 800 vector control technicians hired by ZAP, a USAID-funded project of vector control to control spread of Zika.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-292
Edwin Manfredo Aleman, Vector Control Supervisor in Danli and Nelly Luatani Baldivia apply larvicide to a pila, or wash tank, at a home in Danli, Honduras. They are among 800 vector control technicians hired by ZAP, a USAID-funded project of vector control to control spread of Zika.
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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 | 61771-290
Vector control technician Genzel Joel Ramos tips water from a tin can to deny mosquitoes a breeding site during a home visit in the city of Danli in the El Paraíso region of Honduras. Ramos is one of 800 environmental health technicians that have been hired by USAID’s ZAP vector control project...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-289
Vector control technician Genzel Joel Ramos tips water from a tin can to deny mosquitoes a breeding site during a home visit in the city of Danli in the El Paraíso region of Honduras. Ramos is one of 800 environmental health technicians that have been hired by USAID’s ZAP vector control project...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-288
Genzel Joel Ramos, vector control technician and Edwin Manfredo Aleman, a Vector Control Supervisor in the city of Danli, in the El Paraíso region of Honduras, enter a home to control for mosquitoes. They are among 800 environmental health technicians hired by USAID’s ZAP vector control project...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-287
Edwin Manfredo Aleman, a Vector Control Supervisor in the city of Danli, in the El Paraíso region of Honduras, enters a home to control for mosquitoes. He is one of 800 environmental health technicians that have been hired by USAID’s ZAP vector control project implemented by Abt Associates. “At the...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-286
A sign in Danli, Honduras, describes the life cycle of the Aedes aegypti mosquito which 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...
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-285
UNICEF officer Sara Franky comforts 9-month-old Fernanda Alvarez, born with microcephaly as a result of a Zika infection during her mother Ninoska Haylock's pregnancy, as she receives a breathing treatment at Villa Nueva Medical Center in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-284
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-283
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-282
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-281
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-280
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-279
Vector control technicians gather at the Villa Nueva Health Center in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, after visiting homes and inspecting and treating for the Aedes aegypti, the mosquito that transmits Zika, as well as Chikungunya and Dengue.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-278
In Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Ninoska Haylock and her 9-month-old daughter Fernanda Alvarez visit Villa Nueva Medical Center, where Fernanda receives treatment for microcephaly caused by a Zika infection during her mother's pregnancy.
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USAID Honduras- Zika | 61771-277
9-month-old Fernanda Alvarez, born with microcephaly as a result of a Zika infection during her mother Ninoska Haylock's pregnancy, receives treatment at Villa Nueva Medical Center in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
