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Being a photo enthusiast, I have been travelling near and far to depict interesting human stories for the last few years. As I am also interested in documentary photography, I went to Sunamganj to document the recent flooding situation there.

India is an agriculture based country. In most of the rural parts of India, agriculture is the main source of income, and rice is widely cultivated.

The Colombian Highlands stand 9700 ft above sea level. The scenery gives space to the mooreland, which is a natural fountain for water that feeds the largest city of the country.

This is how some water bodies in Ghana has been polluted with plastic through improper disposal of trash.

Play Your Part Foundation engaged students in some basic schools for a clean up exercise through practical education on how they can keep their environment clean, the trash was segregated according to their types.

Agriculture with livestock is an important means of livelihood for the rural farmers in Nepal. Rice is the main staple crop and 20% of agricultural gross domestic product (AGDP) depends on it. Still, in the rural parts, the agriculture sector lacks the modern technologies and tools for crop production in Nepal.

Rice is a staple cereal and plays an important role in the food security and livelihoods of Nepalese people. Terai, the southern belt of Nepal is referred to as the nation's "food belt", where more than eighty percent of farm households are actively engaged in rice production.

Protecting Spring, Sustaining Water Supply.

Testing spring water sample to ensure the water has good quality.

A well-protected water source in Ternate city, Indonesia.

Increasing tree plantation programs in this region will help shield against future disasters, which are likely to increase in frequency and severity due to climate change.

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A farmer irrigates his plot at Rukumberi solar-powered irrigation site constructed by Hinga Weze in Ngoma District.

This is one of the 20 environmentally-friendly solar-powered irrigation systems funded by USAID to irrigate about 200 hectares utilized by over 1,200 farmers.

The five-year Hinga Weze project closed in 2022 after supporting the sustainable intensification of Rwandan smallholder farming systems for 733,000 farmers, with emphasis on climate-smart, nutrition-sensitive approaches and social behavior change to the production and consumption of five value chains including nutritious foods.