A woman fetches water from the river.

Photography

View a stunning selection of recent images from around the world.

We've put together just a small sample of our extensive photography library of over 25,000 images, featuring pictures from our programme work around the world, as well as fundraising and campaign events.

For more information about our photo library, please contact Emily Graham, Picture Editor. You can also follow WaterAid on Instagram.

Please note: All WaterAid photographs are subject to copyright. These photographs may be reproduced in publications and online but please contact us first to let us know you are using them.

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A man on crutches stands beside an accessible latrine, in a rural location.

Accessible latrines1 Dec 2011 | Bangladesh

Manu Nayek outside his low-cost adapted latrine, Burjan tea garden, Sylhet, Bangladesh, 2011.

A mother sits with her smiling son inside their house.

A long trip for unsafe water1 Dec 2011 | Bangladesh

Sanchite Mondal at home with the unsafe water she collected after a 12 hour round-trip to the nearest freshwater pond, Moshashoripur village, Koyra, Bangladesh, 2011.

A girl walks down the ladder stairs from a latrine, with the surroundings covered with waste.

Unsafe toilets1 Dec 2011 | Bangladesh

Sabina, 10, coming back from a hanging toilet in Mollar Slum, Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

A man squats down to fix a hand pump with a spanner.

Properly maintained facilities1 Dec 2011 | Bangladesh

Amin Uddin, a member of the local disability committee who successfully campaigned for specially designed disabled WASH facilities, carrying out routine maintenance on a water point, Beltola slum, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2011.

A woman in a wheelchair feeds birds in a cage, with a toilet and washing block behind her.

Accessible facilities1 Dec 2011 | Bangladesh

Poppy, a 25 year old wheelchair user, with the chicks she raises outside the new disabled latrine block of which she is the caretaker, Beltola slum, Dhaka, Bangladesh, 2011.

Eight men standing in a line with medals round their necks. They stand behind a banner reading "6 Peaks Challenge. WaterAid. FINISH"

Climbing peaks11 Jan 2011 | UK

Every year walkers brave difficult conditions to climb six mountains in just 72 hours for the 6 Peaks Challenge. In 2011 all of the walkers showed huge amounts of endurance and determination on the mountains, and many volunteers provided generous and invaluable event support.