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Caroline Irby - Walk with Joyce
An intimate view of one woman's life in rural Tanzania photographed by Caroline Irby One year on from the Make Poverty History campaign and 2005's unbelievable litany of human tragedy – the Asian tsunami, famine in Niger and the South Asia earthquake – an exhibition of one woman's life in rural Tanzania is a stark reminder of the continuing vulnerability of the billion-plus people on our shared planet who live on less than $1 a day. This is a portrait of Joyce Mbwilo, in her village. There is no crisis here: no war, no famine, just everyday people doing everyday things, living in poverty with a lot of humour and resilience. This is also the story of how communities in the developing world are affected by the way we live in the West. Climate change in Joyce's village, Uhambingeto, has meant half the maize crop has...
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An intimate view of one woman's life in rural Tanzania
photographed by Caroline Irby
One year on from the Make Poverty History campaign and 2005's unbelievable litany of human tragedy – the Asian tsunami, famine in Niger and the South Asia earthquake – an exhibition of one woman's life in rural Tanzania is a stark reminder of the continuing vulnerability of the billion-plus people on our shared planet who live on less than $1 a day.
This is a portrait of Joyce Mbwilo, in her village. There is no crisis here: no war, no famine, just everyday people doing everyday things, living in poverty with a lot of humour and resilience.
This is also the story of how communities in the developing world are affected by the way we live in the West. Climate change in Joyce's village, Uhambingeto, has meant half the maize crop has...