NGOs and UN Agencies

Held in Nay Pyi Taw in June 2019 and co-hosted by UNODC and the Myanmar Anti-Corruption Commission, this was the first ever anti-corruption youth camp held in Myanmar.

MONREC staff destroying rare animal parts (ivory, tiger skeletons etc) by bulldozer at a public ceremony on March 4th, 2019, Yangon.

Air quality in Georgia is a hot topic. Pollution in the capital Tbilisi ranks among the worst in Europe and the Caucasus, but indoor air pollution across the country represents a different, but equally serious threat, with 1700 premature deaths in 2017 alone attributed to it. This is predominently due to the use of firewood fuels for heating in inefficient stoves.

These kindergartens in Zestafoni are part of a new WECF program that uses sensors to measure airborn particulate matter (PM), meaning dust, smoke and other harmful particles.

Quick outtake photos taken while filming the YIC Camp in Mandalay for UNODC

Part of a series of portraits taken of small business owners recieving BRAC microfinance in Bago.

Peka is a 17 year old Chin-Miso orphan living and studying at a Christian orphanage in Mingalardon, Yangon, Myanmar. 

One of the 5 people who share a house with Myat Su Mon, an 18 year-old worker.

A small pottery business in Bago given microfinance assistance by BRAC Myanmar. 

A series of stock photos shot for the Burnet Institute at 3 schools they support in Magway, Myanmar. 

Kai, a 12 year-old recipient of Angus McDonald Trust assistance.

As is often the case in developing countries where both parents are often working during the day, many young Burmese children are cared for by their older siblings, aunts or grandparents. This often gets in the way of an older child's education.

One of the organisations that the Angus McDonald Trust supports is staffed almost entirely by gay & transgender people and former sex workers, many of whom are HIV positive. 

Kai cycles to school when she can, although her family do not let her do so very often; the roads are long and unsafe.