Portrait of a woman from the village of Keita. 

Local Keita villagers harvesting water from a dry well structure. 

A scene in the village of Keita. 

A dry well structure on the walkway from Keita and Ibohamane. 

The sun setting over a landscape near Keita. 

The sun setting over a landscape near Keita. 

Mothers waiting to weigh their infants at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and k 

Mothers waiting to weigh their infants at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and k 

Portrait of a woman farmer. 

A baby being weighed at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and keep their children 

Portrait of a young girl in the village of Kirari. 

A baby being weighed at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and keep their children 

A panoramic view of Tarwada from the path to Keita, the neighboring village. 

An onion crop growing along the road from Keita to Tahoua. 

A mother waiting to weigh her infant at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and kee 

Woman farmer having a drink of water while working in the FAO project gardens. 

Mothers waiting to weigh their infants at the local nutrition center in Keita. Thanks to the FAO project (through agricultural inputs and small livestock) families are better equipped to nourish and k 

Children playing with goats donated to a number of villages through the FAO project to assure food security. 

Children playing with goats donated to a number of villages through the FAO project to assure food security. 

A community of women farmers working together in the FAO project garden.