The Gambia, Africa

Banner announcing Global Week of Climate Action event from Oct 21-24, 2009, with theme "Climate Action Begins With Me" featuring tree planting, symposium, and march activities in partnership with Banjul Brewery.

A large group of women wearing matching turquoise uniforms and white head coverings sit outdoors holding papers, appearing to be at an organized gathering or training session.

African school children in uniforms sitting outdoors at an assembly or event, holding papers. Students wear white shirts with dark vests. Photo dated October 28, 2003.

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