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Lungobe, Zambia - July 10, 2012: A family fetchs water from a well in a rural community. Access to clean water is difficult in many rural and isolated areas in Southern Africa.

Ranohira, Madagascar - 2 May 2024: Local people drying rice grain on the village road in front of their houses. Isalo park. Clear blue sky. Madagascar

Miandrivazo, Madagascar - November 1st, 2022: Two Malagasy boys riding a bike on a countryside road. One leads the other.

African girls from Hamer tribe carrying water to the village. African women and children often walk long distances to bring back jugs of water that they carry on their back.

African child eating biscuits on a dirt road near his village

Barefoot African children from Samburu tribe playing football in the village, East Africa, Kenya, East Africa. Samburu tribe is one of the biggest tribes of north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

Morondava, Madagascar - May 31.2023: People at the coastline from Morondava fishing

Island of Gorée, Dakar, Senegal: colorful boats on the 'Petite Plage' beach and 'Hostellerie du Chevalier de Boufflers', small hotel on Hesse Street, overlooking the downtown beach (the 'Petite Plage'). Hotel in a historic building named after Stanislas-Jean, Knight of Boufflers (later Marquis), a wise administrator as governor of Senegal (18th century), he would have there 57 bastard children. Hesse Street and Estrées fort in the background.

Person carrying water for the local well in Entebbe, Uganda

People and car number plates visible on Ongava Street at Okuryangava Township near Windhoek in Khomas Region, Namibia

Kapako, Kavango West, Namibia - July 29 2019: Black Local Women Filling Water Canisters at a Well in rural Namibia near Kapako, Namibia.

African children from Samburu tribe playing football in the village, Kenya, East Africa. Samburu tribe is north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

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Saint-Louis. Senegal. October 11, 2021. Two village boys are doused with seawater from a plastic bucket on the sandy shore of the Atlantic Ocean.

African children playing with a can standing in their yard in a village in Botswana

Bigogwe, Nyabihu District, Western Province, Rwanda: USAaid bags for donated wheat seat on the roadside in front of an adobe building (United States Agency for International Development).

A young african girl standing on a path between wheat fields.

The workers are working with the stone crusher ignoring the extreme heat. Meanwhile, a worker is quenching his thirst. Sylhet, Bangladesh, 8 May 2023.

Morondava, Madagascar - May 27, 2024: Three boys play and relax on the warm sandy terrain of Morondava, Madagascar. Their carefree laughter fills the air as they enjoy a sunny afternoon together.

African women from Maasai tribe carrying water to their village, Kenya, Africa. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

Antananarivo, Madagascar. 25 oktober 2023. street of Antananarivo. capital and largest city in Madagascar. large yellow and blue canisters with clear water stand on cart of water carrier. hard work

An African girl holding a funnel while clean water pours out of the spout of a water pump into a water jug.

african family in the village, granny with the children, in front of the house, livestock around the yard

Elementary age poor child playing hide and seek outdoor in nature

Candolim, Goa, India - January 2023: Workers digging and transporting sand to prevent coastal erosion on a beach.

$Cape Town, 3 May 2023. In South Africa, illegal shacks have become increasingly common due to unemployment and poverty. These makeshift homes, known as homeless shack houses, are constructed on vacant land in District Six, a mere few kilometres away from the city canter.\n\n\n\n\nIn South Africa, illegal shacks have become increasingly common due to unemployment and poverty. These makeshift homes, known as homeless shack houses, are constructed on vacant land in District Six, a mere few kilometers away from the city center.$

Juba, South Sudan - February 28th, 2012: Unidentified people prepare plastic containers to collect water in refugee camp, Juba, South Sudan, February 28, 2012.

Barefoot African children from Samburu tribe playing football in the village, East Africa, Kenya, East Africa. Samburu tribe is one of the biggest tribes of north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

Child carrying water home from he local well in Entebbe, Uganda

African boy carrying a water jug.

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