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Disaster after disaster has caused extreme poverty to rise again, after decades of progress. Give today and show that you still care.

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Esther sits in a church in a prayer pose with her eyes closed — Esther started farming pigeon peas in 2011. In 2019, she joined the pigeon pea programme with a g...Adam Haggerty / Christian Aid

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£10

could buy the 5kg bag of corn that means a family can prepare a number of filling meals.

£25

could buy the new shirt that supports someone’s personal hygiene and dignity, while protecting them from the sun.

£50

could pay for the wheelbarrow that helps a community gather in their harvest.

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Esther started farming pigeon peas in 2011. In 2019, she joined the pigeon pea programme with a group in her community. Affected by the rains during Cyclone Ana, she only harvested five bags. This year, her yield has increased to seven bags.

Adam Haggerty / Christian Aid