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A 29-year-old Community Health Worker (CHW) visits a mother of three children at her home. The mother learned about family planning methods directly from the health worker during these community outreach visits.
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Case studies

Tambazy (26) is from Sakalalina, east of Ihosy. Married to Saholy, he has a five-year-old child. Since 2023, he has been working in the quarries following the climate crisis in his home village. Tambazy, his small family, and his parents moved to Morarano, where they built small huts for shelter. To improve work in the quarries, collectors provide Tambazy with equipment such as generators and hammers to work more efficiently. Profits are shared after deducting expenses and equipment rental. Tambazy works three times a day in the quarries: in the morning, afternoon, and evening, sometimes late into the night. Headlamps are used for night work.
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August 2025 - missio - International Catholic Mission Society

Glimmer of Hope: Faces Behind Madagascar’s Mica Mines

Behind products we use every day lie untold human stories. This project with missio captures life at the origin of the mica trade.

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The only young man in the community who attended university. He is currently a technician with extensive knowledge of the protected area.
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May 2025 - Fauna & Flora

A New Wave of Conservation Storytelling

Portraits of coastal communities leading marine conservation – Fairpicture’s first collaboration with Fauna & Flora.

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Two field workers head to the next location to collect additional samples from BG-GAT traps.
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October 2022 - Biovision – Foundation for Ecological Development

Cover Story Imagery

To develop the cover story for their monthly magazine, Biovision collaborated with Fairpicture photographer Mutunga Al-Amin.

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