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Rural

Many of the rural communities where we work are among the most isolated places in the world. Mercy Corps helps these villages connect to wider opportunities economically and socially, raising the fortunes of all.

Perfect Harmony Family ›

Country: China
The 500 pounds of homemade noodles that Guo Guifen sells each market day keep local cook-pots full - and have won her family the village's top honor.

Blog Post:  Protecting Ethiopia's people, animals and environment ›

Country: Ethiopia

We’ve been in the car for a long time in the last couple of days. We’re in Gashamo, a small town in the desert.

Blog Post:  Now it’s time to trade ›

Country: Indonesia

"Going to shop for your everyday needs — rice, vegetables, fruit, fish, meat, spices, various food...please visit PASAI TANI!"

Five Years of Hard Work, Together ›

Country: Indonesia

My name is Nurhayati. I'm 52 years old, and I live in the village of Rima Jeunue, Indonesia. Five years ago, my life changed forever.

A Woman's Touch ›

Country: Indonesia

Five years after the tsunami, life has returned to the village of Klieng Meuriah — thanks to the hard work of 24-year-old Fiza Khalida and her neighbors.

Blog Post:  Six days on the road ›

Country: Tajikistan

I'm both exhausted and exhilarated by my six-day journey through the red clay rocky back-roads of Tajikistan's border area with Kyrgyzstan in the Rasht Valley.

Blog Post:  The tenuous return  ›

Country: Uganda

While many long-displaced Acholi people have returned home to their pre-war villages, the return is not always easy.

Blog Post:  Every child should be in the picture ›

Country: Liberia

In Parker Town, Gbarpolu County, in the north of Liberia where Mercy Corps has a number of agriculture programmes, I rounded up these children for a group portrait.

Blog Post:  Grow what you eat, eat what you grow ›

Country: Liberia

Mercy Corps is working with Liberian farmers to coax their next meal – and all the meals of their future – out of the ground.

Blog Post:  These children play with nothing, anything, everything  ›

Country: Liberia

What makes Liberian children smile? One of the few "toys" I saw was an old cassava grater reimagined as a tiny car.

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