"livelihood shift"

#12179096

21 March 2025

A street vendor in Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 20, 2025, sits on a small folding chair at night, selling fresh fruits illuminated by makeshift hanging lights. She arranges her produce surrounded by the busy cityscape of motorbikes, cars, and pedestrians. Behind her, a food stall with grilled snacks and a banner in Vietnamese adds to the vibrant energy of Hanoi's street life. The scene reflects the resilience and dedication of Vietnam's street vendors in the fast-paced urban environment.

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#12178950

21 March 2025

A street food vendor sells Vietnamese spring rolls and Vietnamese pizza from a bicycle cart, illuminated by streetlights, in Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 20, 2025. Two young men sit on motorbikes, chatting while having their snacks. The bustling atmosphere includes pedestrians, motorbikes, and neon-lit streets, characteristic of Hanoi's nightlife.

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#12178951

21 March 2025

A street food vendor sells Vietnamese spring rolls and Vietnamese pizza from a bicycle cart, illuminated by streetlights, in Hanoi, Vietnam, on March 20, 2025. Two young men sit on motorbikes, chatting while having their snacks. The bustling atmosphere includes pedestrians, motorbikes, and neon-lit streets, characteristic of Hanoi's nightlife.

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#12085404

23 February 2025

A cowherd guides his cattle across the dry riverbed of the Jamuna River in Rajbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 22, 2025. The seasonal drying of the river exposes vast sandbars (chars), disrupting local livelihoods and forcing herders to travel long distances in search of water and grazing land. These shifting landscapes, shaped by monsoon floods and dry-season erosion, illustrate the fragile ecological balance in the Jamuna River basin. As climate variability intensifies, the region faces growing challenges in sustaining both human and animal populations.

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#12085405

23 February 2025

A cowherd guides his cattle across the dry riverbed of the Jamuna River in Rajbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 22, 2025. The seasonal drying of the river exposes vast sandbars (chars), disrupting local livelihoods and forcing herders to travel long distances in search of water and grazing land. These shifting landscapes, shaped by monsoon floods and dry-season erosion, illustrate the fragile ecological balance in the Jamuna River basin. As climate variability intensifies, the region faces growing challenges in sustaining both human and animal populations.

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#12085495

23 February 2025

A lone boat navigates the shallow, emerald waters of the Jamuna River in Rajbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 22, 2025, revealing the intricate sand formations beneath the surface. The aerial perspective captures the river's dynamic landscape, where shifting sandbars constantly reshape the waterways. These submerged patterns highlight the challenges faced by boatmen, who must carefully maneuver through unpredictable depths. As seasonal changes alter the river's course, communities relying on the Jamuna for transport and livelihood adapt to its ever-changing nature.

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#12085498

23 February 2025

A lone boat navigates the shallow, emerald waters of the Jamuna River in Rajbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 22, 2025, revealing the intricate sand formations beneath the surface. The aerial perspective captures the river's dynamic landscape, where shifting sandbars constantly reshape the waterways. These submerged patterns highlight the challenges faced by boatmen, who must carefully maneuver through unpredictable depths. As seasonal changes alter the river's course, communities relying on the Jamuna for transport and livelihood adapt to its ever-changing nature.

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#12085499

23 February 2025

A lone boat navigates the shallow, emerald waters of the Jamuna River in Rajbari, Dhaka, Bangladesh, on February 22, 2025, revealing the intricate sand formations beneath the surface. The aerial perspective captures the river's dynamic landscape, where shifting sandbars constantly reshape the waterways. These submerged patterns highlight the challenges faced by boatmen, who must carefully maneuver through unpredictable depths. As seasonal changes alter the river's course, communities relying on the Jamuna for transport and livelihood adapt to its ever-changing nature.

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#6859112

9 July 2021

Fishermen from Crucita Beach in Manabi, Ecuador, on July 7, 2021 spend the night and early morning fishing. This practice has been the livelihood of several fishermen in the Crucita region in Manabi, a trade and economic activity that has been strongly affected during the Covid-19 pandemic. They manage to enter the sea for at least 16 hours to get fish, which will be commercialized in the seafood market of this city.

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#5213810

9 December 2019

Indian children cools off themselves in a muddy water pond during a hot day, in ShankarGarh village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019. the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479754

6 June 2019

A stray dog rests under the shade of a bar during a hot day in ShankarGarh Village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019 . the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479756

6 June 2019

Indian local people gather for a function near a dried well during a hot day, in ShankarGarh Village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019 . the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479764

6 June 2019

Indian children cools off themselves in a muddy water pond during a hot day, in ShankarGarh village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019. the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479736

6 June 2019

Indian local people take drinking water from a municaipal water tanker during a hot day in ShankarGarh Village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019. the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479762

6 June 2019

An indian girl carries water containor over her head during a hot day in ShankarGarh village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019 . the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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#4479724

6 June 2019

Indian local women return after carrying drinking water from a municaipal water tanker during a hot day in ShankarGarh Village , some 40 kms from Allahabad on June 6, 2019. the environmental scientist has already declared monsoon to be arriving late this year. mostly the monsoon season uses to arrive in the month of March in northeastern regions and by 15 or 16 June to central India, south India and north India. in northeastern states, the monsoon arrived in the month of May last 2019 this year and similarly in the other states it might arrive in June last .these drastic shift in climate has already resulted into climatic issues like drought especially in the north India, which is one the biggest agriculture prone area this condition worsens the condition of livelihood and farmers . which lead to unemployment, migration. a survey resulted that 10 million farmers are affected due to drought this year. around 80 % of crops have been destroyed in many places.water scarcity and crop failure resulted in declination of socio-economic condition of many states. this situation can later affect the farm distress. groundwater extraction and most importantly it will rise social (on water ) conflicts among states people farmers and also in rural areas

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