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Fungai Mugwenyi, a village health worker in Zaka district (Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe), carries a bucket of water she drew from a nearby borehole that will be used to wash hands at a community gathering.

We travelled to meet with 9 primary schools in the desert of Northern Kenya to hear about their poor access to water and the resultant poor sanitation and hygiene levels. We congregated under this large tree, an odd but very welcome thing in a desert.

I took this photo on a road trip across the desert of the Northern drylands of Kenya in September of 2016.

Stephen Lomugemoi, 30, in his maize field. Stephen provides for his five children through farming, an increasingly difficult task in an agricultural area with increasingly inconsistent rainfall.

This photo was taken during a Nursery Bed Establishment Training conducted by GWF-Uganda with the aim of promoting Environmental protection through Agroforestry.

Climate change & energy security are two of the most significant challenges the world faces today. As India fast tracks its developmental agenda, energy consumption will soar. Fossil fuels are a finite resource that will gradually disappear.

Solar Power in India is a fast developing industry. The country's solar installed capacity reached 28.18 GW as of 31 March 2019.

The use of cow-patties/ cow-dung cakes are a rural tradition in India. They are a sustainable fuel material that form part & parcel of the traditional way of village life in India.

India is a country known for it’s sweltering heat, but last couple of year has brought unprecedented (and early) high temperatures to the region, with a deadly outcome. Since 2000, India has had three serious droughts.

This was a very interesting flash flood that lasted about three days in Kafue district (Zambia)

Cattle are being directed into pens for feeding in Lukange, Zimbabwe in September of 2019.

Akai Akiru, 40, walks across these dusty plains a few hours outside of the capital of Turkana County, Lodwar in May 2017.