A cattle auction in Rumbek. Bitter disputes in the past between cattle herders and agricultural farmers over land use have decreased and FAO is training returnees both in raising livestock as well as 

A cattle worker at the Rual Dinka cattle camp near Rumbek. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in these cattle camps, to identify and treat diseases. 

Cattle resting in a dust bowl at the Rual Dinka cattle camp near Rumbek. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in these cattle camps, to identify and treat diseases. 

Cattle resting at the Rual Dinka cattle camp near Rumbek. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in these cattle camps, to identify and treat diseases. 

A typical Rumbek cattle keeper tending his cattle. In Rumbek the cattle keepers disntinguish themselves by carrying large weapons, wearing red head scarves and/or ash on their faces. 

A typical Rumbek cattle keeper tending his cattle. In Rumbek the cattle keepers disntinguish themselves by carrying large weapons, wearing red head scarves and/or ash on their faces. 

A blacksmith working at his craft. An FAO project, in order to stimulate and support the local economy, ordered 8 000 hoes from these metal workers in Juba for distribution to the project beneficiarie 

A blacksmith working at his craft. An FAO project, in order to stimulate and support the local economy, ordered 8 000 hoes from these metal workers in Juba for distribution to the project beneficiarie 

A family inside a hut in Kabu, Southern Sudan. The farmers of this area grow sorghum, cassava and tomatoes for their seeds which an FAO project tests and buys for distribution to project beneficiaries 

Two young cattle workers at Rual Dinka cattle camp displaying one the distinctive Rumbek cattle herder insignia of wearing ash on the face. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in thes 

A cattle worker at the Rual Dinka cattle camp near Rumbek. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in these cattle camps, to identify and treat diseases. 

A baby in the community of Bulbul Dalal Alangra near Nyala where many Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are hosted. Both the host community and IDPs are vulnerable to hunger but with FAO seeds and t 

A cattle auction in Rumbek. Bitter disputes in the past between cattle herders and agricultural farmers over land use have decreased and FAO is training returnees both in raising livestock as well as 

A female returnee of Pulcam Camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP), in Rumbek, standing before a small vegetable garden. 

A baby awakening in the community of Bulbul Dalal Alangra near Nyala where many Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) are hosted. Both the host community and IDPs are vulnerable to hunger but with FAO s 

A woman in Pulcam Camp for Internally Displaced Persons (IDP), in Rumbek, cooking food over a fire. 

A cattle worker milking a cow at the Rual Dinka cattle camp. FAO trains community animal health workers, who live in these cattle camps, to identify and treat diseases. 

The wife of a former Gezira Scheme farmer who now grows sorghum and groundnuts thanks to assistance from an FAO Project training farmers in advanced farming techniques, at home with her family. The Ge 

Female inhabitants of the Otash Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp in Nyala attending a women's literacy class. 

Inhabitants of the Otash Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp in Nyala collecting water at a well.