Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org

 Poverty, subsistence agriculture and climate
2013. Returning home with animal excrement, for fuel (Pakistan) © Ali Maansoor /IPS

Poverty and the prison population
"Prison scene" Pablo Gozalvo © Museo del Romanticismo

Oil exploitation in indigenous territories
2012. Matsé man and his son © Survival International

Environmental and neighbourhood solidarity
1817. ”Boundary stones will be preserved in groves and thickets. [...]", council regulations

Poverty in urban suburbs
2014. Rural migrants doing the washing outdoors © AEEH

Poverty in urban suburbs (Spain)
1960. Women doing the washing outdoors © Museo de Historia de Madrid

Old age and poverty
1926. Walking the way of life © AEEH

Poverty and women heads of the family
1994. Tales to resist hunger, Zimbabue © AEEH

Who works and who owns the land?
Women returning from working on the plot Pelebina, Donga (Benín) © Fundación Alaine

Poverty, barter and oil
1801-1900. Bikuele, symbolic object with a monetary value © Museo Nacional de Antropología

Poverty and subsistence agriculture
Young woman ploughing, La Makuenga, León (España)  © Family of Antonio Martínez

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: temporary migration of the men
1930. Transhumant Lumbermen, Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Poverty and subsistence agriculture: the old men do not emigrate
1930 h. Old men socializing with a glass of win Santa Colomba de Somoza, León, (España) © AEEH

Paradoxes of poverty and inequality in Africa
2014. Road sign (Kenya) ) © AEEH

The economy of development is important
1998. Amartya Sen, Winner of the Nobel Prize for Economics © Coomons. Wilkimedia.org