FrontLines May/June 2016

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May/June 2016

Children are back at school in Dhading district, one of the most severely hit districts during the Nepal earthquakes.

In the Aftermath ... USAID Helps Nepali Earthquake Survivors Pick Up the Pieces

One year later, the traumatized are finding new homes, livelihoods and emotional well-being.

Mafraq Community Engagement Project organizer Ahmad Basbous, left, with Farhan Guneis and Salamah Al Gunis

How Jordan Makes Local Governments Work in the Midst of the World’s Largest Refugee Crisis

Jeannine Balagizi, left, and fellow farmer Beatrice Cibalonza M’Nyabahara grow beans among their coffee trees.

The DRC’s Coffee Might Be Served at a Starbucks Near You

In Bishoftu, dozens of mappers, surveying almost 600,000 people in Ethiopia for trachoma, meet before heading out.

Meet the Team Working to Eliminate One of the World’s Leading Causes of Blindness

Ruksana Begum in her kitchen

Clean Water Means Life to These Indian Moms

Young members of Cooperative Liberación Norte learn sanitation techniques from a program specialist.

Calling in a Matchmaker Has Dairy Farmers, Processors in Paraguay Seeing Stars (and Increased Profits)

Njolo irrigation scheme in Dedza district, Malawi

Orange-Fleshed Sweet Potatoes Are Transforming This Malawi Community

A nurse from the Maragusan Rural Health Unit, left, gets ready to visit patients in surrounding villages on a motorcycle taxi.

The Hills and Valleys of Tuberculosis in the Philippines

Last updated: June 08, 2016