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A family from the Palaw’an tribe in Mt. Mantalingahan of southern Palawan showed their freshly harvested root crops.

During an ecological assessment in Mt. Mantalingahan Protected Landscape (MMPL) in southern Palawan, USAID's SIBOL team spotted a green tree skink.

A fisherfolk in Masinloc, Zambales dries her fish catch which would be sold in the markets to earn an income for her family.

SIPLAS Community Mobilization Officer of USAID’s Sustainable Interventions for Biodiversity, Oceans and Landscapes project visited the mangroves in San Benito to conduct an initial assessment of its status post-Super Typhoon Odette.

With the solar spotlight, a child is able to study in her house in Kirundo Province, Northern Burundi after school.

Digital technologies strengthen farmers' resilience by improving their access to accurate and timely climate information.

A woman lights an improved cookstove in front of her house in Kirundo province, Northern Burundi.

In an atelier in Kirundo Province, Northern Burundi, members of the Batwa community are making improved, sustainable cookstoves.

At Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary/Toul Kaamnob Ranger Station, around 70 vultures eat carcasses provided by the Rising Phoenix team.