Africans Working For a Climate Change - UNDP Photo Contest, November 2009
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Photo 1 of 8Credit: Simon Ndegwa Maina, KenyaSome of the winning photographs in an Africa-wide United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) contest which called for photos of people working to mitigate or prevent the effects of climate change.
First Photo: A Kenyan couple plant a tree on their wedding day.
(First Place in the category, Single Photo Amateur) -
Photo 2 of 8Credit: Caesar Kachale, MalawiYouths for Change: Malawi children learn to graft trees.
(Second Place, Single Photo Amateur) -
Photo 3 of 8Credit: André Dikwa, CameroonReforestation : Cameroonian women prepare fallow land for reforestation.
(Third Place, Single Photo Amateur) -
Photo 4 of 8Credit: Jacob Otieno, KenyaKenya Earth Day : Environmentalists in Kenya plant trees in celebration of Earth Day.
(First Place, Single Photo Professional) -
Photo 5 of 8Credit: Eva-Lotta Jansson, Sweden, South AfricaThe Borena:A woman in Ethiopia works to enlarge a retention pond.
(Second Place, Single Photo Professional) -
Photo 6 of 8Credit: Hlompho Letsielo, LesothoA Sick Landscape Given Therapy: A community works to fill eroded ditches with stones in Lesotho.
(Third Place, Single Photo Professional) -
Photo 7 of 8Credit: Eva-Lotta Jansson, Sweden,South AfricaThe Famous Farmer : Huku Balambal checks an irrigation ditch he built in southern Ethiopia.
(Honourable Mention, Single Photo Professional) -
Photo 8 of 8Credit: Jacob Otieno, KenyaKenya Earth Day Celebrations: A group of Kenyan Maasai perform in celebration of Earth Day.
(Honourable Mention, Single Photo Professional)
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