Moyna at her home in Jhilpaar, with her daughter Sumaiya (10) and son Shafin (five), and the sewing machine she uses to run her tailoring business.

Parvin Akhtar sits on the jetty where she currently lives at Shadarghat Boat Terminal in Dhaka.

Maureen Aoko holds a chicken's foot, an ingredient in the food she cooks and sells from a stall outside her one-room house in Korogocho, Nairobi's poorest slum.

Janet Awino (39), a Community Health Volunteer, at her home in Highridge village.

Eric 'Mr Touchman' Karanja (38) taking a break from scavenging work on the 300 acre Dandora dumpsite next to his home in the Gitari Marigu slum.

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Ariful Islam Zafar cooks food from a food cart he was given by Concern in Nari Moitree, Paltan, Dhaka.

Janet Awino (39), a Community Health Volunteer, visits Caroline Anyango (26) with Shallett (18 months) at her home in Highridge village. Caroline has five young children, Shallett is the youngest. She...

Mary France Dorlas lives in Grand Ravine and has received seeds, tools and training so she can farm land at the top of the ravine.

A boat loaded with coconuts pulls up next to a ship at a ferry terminal.

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Children sleeping at the Manik Nagar PDC (Pavement Dwellers' Centre) in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Sterlyn (14), D'jouna (11) and Fritna (8), the children of Wilmise Saintilma who sells food in a market in the Carrefour district.

Parvin Akhtar sits on the jetty where she currently lives at Shadarghat Boat Terminal in Dhaka.

Fatema (not visible ) and her children sleeping on the floor at the Manik Nagar PDC (Pavement Dweller Centre) in Dhaka.

Tania in a corridor outside the windowless room where she lives with her children in Bishil.

Christela Louis holding her son next to her home in Grand Ravine. She will be working in a new bakery which is due to open soon. She received training from Concern.

A table and kitchen items on a shelf in the home of Christela Louis in Grand Ravine.

Djenise Hilaive takes part in
a hair and make-up training session in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.

Some of the tools of Mary France Dorlas who lives in Grand Ravine in Port au Prince.

Eric 'Mr Touchman' Karanja (38) taking a break from scavenging work on the 300 acre Dandora dumpsite next to his home in the Gitari Marigu slum.

Mary Njuguna, Director of St Francis Education Centre, a low cost private school in Dandora, Nairobi, writes on the blackboard. The school's motto is "Education is the key to success".

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Ariful Islam Zafar serves food from a food cart he was given by Concern in Nari Moitree, Paltan, Dhaka.

Corrugated iron rooftops in the Korogocho Slum.

Maureen Aoko on the stall where she cooks and sells food outside her one-room house in Korogocho, Nairobi's poorest slum.

Fatema stands on the train tracks with her daughter Shimu, near where she used to live in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Parvin Akhtar sits on the jetty where she currently lives at Shadarghat Boat Terminal in Dhaka.

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Moyna at her home in Jhilpaar area, Mirpur. Moyna started a business making and selling clothes, having received training from Concern.

Domestic items and food at the home of Moyna Begum at her home in Jhilpaar area, Mirpur. Moyna started a business making and selling clothes, having received training from Concern.

Some of the makeup used by Djenise Hilaive who is receiving training in hair and make-up and hopes to have her own salon one day in Port au Prince.

Mary France Dorlas lives in Grand Ravine and has received seeds, tools and training so she can farm land at the top of the ravine.

Eggs for sale on Maureen Aoko's food stall outside her one-room house in Korogocho, Nairobi's poorest slum.

Wilmise Saintilma, selling grains and pasta in a market in the Carrefour district.

Ariful Islam Zafar, known as Zafar, with the mobile food cart he uses
to cook and sell snacks on the streets of Dhaka, Bangladesh.

A drawer with the belongings of Fatema at the Karwan Bazar Pavement Dwellers' Centre (PDC) in Dhaka.

Wilmise Saintilma shows a basket of pasta, some of the foods she sells in her own business in a market in Carrefour.

Maureen Aoko, with her sons and a cousin, on the stall where she cooks and sells food outside her one-room house in Korogocho, Nairobi's poorest slum.

Fatema and her children at the Karwan Bazar Pavement Dwellers' Centre (PDC) in Dhaka.

A customer of Ariful Islam Zafar eats chips from a plate. Zafar serves food from a food cart he was given by Concern in Nari Moitree, Paltan, Dhaka.

Kitchen equipment at the home of Christela Louis who will be working in a new bakery which is due to open soon. She received training from Concern.

Djenise Hilaive acts as a model during a training session in hair and make-up. She hopes to have her own salon one day in Port au Prince.

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Amena and her daughter, Ishma, prepare to bed down for the night in their makeshift shelter on the pavements of Panthakunja.

Moyna Begum at her home in Jhilpaar area, Mirpur, with the sewing machine she uses to run her tailoring business. Moyna started a business making and selling clothes, having received training from Co...

Ariful Islam Zafar cooks and serves food from a food cart he was given by Concern in Nari Moitree, Paltan, Dhaka.

Trainees in a hair and beauty training school.

Janet Awino (39), a Community Health Volunteer, measures the arm of Lilian Auma's (25) 15 month old son Derek Otieno in Highridge village. Lilian has four children, all boys. Derek is the youngest. Wh...

Christela Louis will be working in a bakery which is due to open soon. She has received training from Concern. She lives in Grand Ravine in Port au Prince.

Some of the items sewn by Moyna Begum at her home in Jhilpaar area, Mirpur. Moyna started a business making and selling clothes, having received training from Concern.

Elizabeth Wanjiku (11) at St Francis School. St Francis Education Centre is a low cost private school in Dandora. A cash transfer to Elizabeth's parents Eric 'Mr Touchman' Karanja (38) and Nancy Wanji...

Janet Awino (39) in Highridge village, Korogocho, Nairobi. She is a Community Health Volunteer and has six children - three girls and three boys.

Sheets on the ground at the Sadarghat River Boat Terminal mark the space where Parvin Akhtar, a homeless woman, sleeps.

Fatema at the Karwan Bazar Pavement Dwellers' Centre (PDC) in Dhaka.

Janet Awino (39), a Community Health Volunteer, in Highridge village.

Maureen Aoko (32) in Kisumu Ndogo village, Korogocho, Nairobi. She received cash transfer to keep daughter Fatuma (13 years, class 7), Emmanuel (class 2) and Justus (12 years, class 6) in school. Alto...

Wilmise Saintilma measures out flour in her small business she runs in a market in Carrefour.

Mary France Dorlas holds a small basket with leaves which she has just harvested from her smallholding on the hills of Grand Ravine where she lives. She received seeds, tools and training so she can f...

Djenise Hilaive (centre) and her daughters Edna (in red) and Sendie looking at pictures on a mobile phone.

Build Hope In The City, an exhibition featuring images from Kenya, Haiti and Bangladesh, at St Martin in the Fields in London by Panos photographer Abbie Trayler-Smith in partnership with Concern Worl...

Christela Louis with one year old Niderson inside her makeshift corrugated iron home in Grand Ravine.

Eric 'Mr Touchman' Karanja (38) works on a 300 acre rubbish dump in Nairobi next to his home in Gitari Marigu. His and his wife Nancy Wanjiku have three children: Alice (14), Elizabeth (11) and Janet...

Wilmise Saintilma has her own business selling food in a market in Carrefour.

Mary France Dorlas, who lives in Grand Ravine and has received seeds, tools and training so she can farm land at the top of the ravine.

Ariful Islam Zafar, known as Zafar, with the mobile food cart he uses to cook and sell snacks on the streets of Dhaka.

Shafiq, an Afghan refugee living in NY.‘I was born in Kabul into a happy, friendly and kind family. My mother was a doctor; my father was working for the government, my brothers studied. When the Tali...