A mother and her baby at the Binkolo Health Center where women go to have their babies weighed and to receive nutritional supplemental foods from the center's World Food Programme distribution center 

Mothers waiting to be seen at the Binkolo Health Center to have their babies weighed and to receive nutritional supplemental foods from the center's World Food Programme distribution center in Binkolo 

Mothers waiting to be seen at the Binkolo Health Center to have their babies weighed and to receive nutritional supplemental foods from the center's World Food Programme distribution center in Binkolo 

A mother nursing her children at the Binkolo Health Center as she waits to have them weighed and to receive nutritional supplemental foods from the center's World Food Programme distribution center in 

A mother and child with their food supplements in hand from the World Food Programme Food Distribution Center at the Binkolo Health Center. 

A baby being weighed at the Binkolo Health Center. 

A child is measured at Binkolo Health Center. 

A young mother resting with her baby, born early that morning, in Binkolo Health Center. The baby, weighed immediately after birth, was underweight. 

A young mother resting with her baby, born early that morning, in Binkolo Health Center. The baby, weighed immediately after birth, was underweight. 

Young women carrying firewood to their homes just outside of Gbanka Potho. 

Members of the Bombali District Famers Cooperative Association harvesting rice in the field outside of Gbanka Potho, Bombali District. The famers have no mechanized method of harvesting, and instead u 

A man from the Bombali District Famers Cooperative Association wrapping up a bundle of rice in the field outside of Gbanka Potho, Bombali District. The famers have no mechanized method of harvesting a 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. A farmer showing eggplants from her vegetable garden outside of Kabala, Koinadugu District. 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. A mix of peppers and onions and other goods for sale at Aberdeen Market. Sierra Leone has an abundance of food but prices have increased and many people cannot afford basic items. 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. Women of the Bombali District Famers Cooperative Association singing while carrying their rice back from the fields in Gbanka Potho, Bombali District. 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. Women using the traditional methods of threshing rice by simply grinding it with their feet or hands in a field just outside of Gbanka Potho, Bombali District. 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. Intern Anya Walsh, volunteer Saleh Azizi and Programme Officer Enitor Briggs working together in the FAO office in Freetown. 

Staff members conducting a planning meeting at the FAO office in Sierra Leone. Participants, starting from the left, are: Intern Anya Walsh, NSPD Prince Kamara, Programme Coordinator Fulvio Cenci, car 

A vendor displaying the beans she sells from her stall at Aberdeen Market. She is from Kabala, in northern Sierra Leone, but fled to Freetown during the country's civil war. She returns home every yea 

SIERRA LEONE 2008. A handful of "big beans", as they are called locally, valued at 600 Leones (approximately USD $0.20) at the Aberdeen Market, Freetown.