Girls prepare camels to fetch water in Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya.
Travelling long distances to fetch water increases their exposure to gender based violence.
Credit: OCHA/Rita Maingi
Girls fetch water in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale sub-county , Kenya
[Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Woman walking with her children in Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya
[ Photo credit: Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Mothers and children are particularly affected by drought in Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya
[Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Elderly woman waiting for food assistance outside a food distribution centre in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya . Elderly people are among the most vulnerable groups during disasters.
[ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Girls and boys of school going are missing out on education as most schools have been closed due to the drought in Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Somali adolescents traditionally take care of small livestock. Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Man, woman and girl herding livestock in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Man and woman fetch water for domestic use in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Boy of school-going age helping men to water the large livestock in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
Herders collect water with camels at one of the few remaining water points in drought-affected Bandarero village, Moyale County, Kenya [ Photo credit Rita Maingi, OCHA]
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