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Daily life scenes in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Daily life scenes in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A child transporting water from a well in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A woman pounding cassava leaves in her home in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Cassva is ground into flour at a mill in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Workers grinding cassava into flour in a mill in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Cassava is ground into flour by workers in a mill in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A woman pounding cassava leaves in her home in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Workers processing cassava crop in mill where it is ground into flour in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A panoramic view of a villager transporting goods by bicycle on the local road in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Cassava is ground into flour by workers in a mill in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Farmers bring cassava to a mill for grinding into flour, Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A woman pounding cassava leaves in her home in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Farmers bring cassava to be ground into flour at a mill in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
A woman watering vegetable crops by hand with a watering can in Katube, 7km outside of Lubumbashi.
A general view of the Quartier Pande Market and the street vendors in Lubumbashi.
A man transporting a heavy load of cabbages on his bicycle crossing a bridge near Kamilombe, 20km outside of Lubumbashi.
Grégoire Mutshail, an FAO staff member, speaking with a local woman at the Quartier Pande Market in Lubumbashi.
A man cultivating a lettuce crop in a garden in Katuba, 7km outside of Lubumbashi.
Women walking past a cabbage patch in Kamilombe, 20km outside of Lubumbashi.
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Daily life scenes in Kalemie, Katanga Region.
Support project for the development of urban and peri-urban horticulture
development (Phase I and Phase II) - GCP/DRC/028/BEL. The objectives of the
project are: strengthening the production base through the intensification,
diversification and expansion of horticultural production; development of a
technical reference base adapted to growers' needs and priorities;
professionalization of growers, growers' associations and support services
for urban and peri-urban Horticulture (UPH); and institutional structuring
of UPH development as well as formulation and expansion of the support
programme for the development of UPH in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
(DRC).
06/22/2008
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© FAO/Giulio Napolitano
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UF112E0
FAO. Editorial use only. Photo credit must be given.