HA, WS, Group of women pulling water from well, Niamey, Niger

HA, WS, Group of women pulling water from well, Niamey, Niger

HA, CU, Three women using mortar and pestle for grinding millet grain, low section, Niamey, Niger

CU, Woman mixing millet grain in bowl, mid section, Niamey, Niger

MS, Silhouettes of women pulling water from well at sunset, Niamey, Niger

CU, Woman mixing grain in bucket, low section, Niamey, Niger

WS, PAN, Rear view of three women carrying containers with water towards village, Niamey, Niger

WS, Woman sifting grain in village, Niamey, Niger

WS, Woman using mortar and pestle in village, Niamey, Niger

WS, Woman carrying water through arid landscape, Niamey, Niger

MS, Thatched roof huts in village, Niamey, Niger

CU, Woman mixing millet grain in bowl, low section, Niamey, Niger

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