Photo Gallery Index

	Recipients of USAID Assistance The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has airlifted shelter supplies, blankets and food to Darfur in western Sudan, and the people are grateful.   View the gallery...
	USAID Assistance for Darfur The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has airlifted shelter supplies, blankets and food to Darfur in western Sudan. These airlifts are part of the United States' response to the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Darfur.   View the gallery...
	Displaced Persons Many conflict-affected persons remain virtual prisoners in IDP camps and in the towns where they have sought refuge with friends and relatives. Out of an estimated population of 6.5 million in Darfur, more than 1 million people are internally displaced   View the gallery...
	Destruction in Darfur GOS forces and GOS-supported Jingaweit militia have burned homes and businesses, destroyed irrigation systems, looted goods and livestock, and attacked civilians in the three states of Darfur.   View the gallery...
	Northern Sudan - Drought Response In mid-2001, a large scale humanitarian disaster appeared imminent in northern Sudan. Up to this point, USAID had not given assistance to the drought-affected civilians in the North.  View the gallery...
	Southern Sudan - Anticipating Peace On July 20, 2002, the Government of Sudan and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement signed the Machakos Protocol, signaling that peace could be very near. Southern Sudanese are eager for education and economic development activities that will allow them to move beyond relief to self-reliance.   View the gallery...
	Nuba Mountains - Access Restored The Nuba Mountains had long been isolated from humanitarian assistance and a special target of the government of Sudan. In July 2001, Administrator Natsios began negotiating with the government for increased access.   View the gallery...