Melon farmer

A melon farmer in front of his crop field, Aceh, Indonesia. [CARE in Aceh]

Chillies

Chilli crop, Aceh, Indonesia [CARE in Aceh]

Meeting with partners

[CAFOD]

Nov trip - smiling man

Both permanent and temporary housing are going up in Aceh [CAFOD]

Nov trip - man with bike

Itrus outside his new house, built by CAFOD partner JRS [Purple Flame Media]

Nov trip - woman sewing

Livelihoods are a vital part of the reconstruction work in Aceh [CAFOD]

Indonesian pop star Rafli

Indonesian pop star Rafli, lead singer of Kande, performs at a concert for tsunami survivors [CAFOD]

Surveying the wreckage

Razi Damizi surveys the wreckage of her home, Banda Aceh, Indonesia. [Richard Wainwright]

Razali Mahmoud

Razali Mahmoud is blind. He is looking forward to moving into his new house so he has somewhere to listen to music again [CAFOD]

Zulbaidah and daughter

Zulbaidah and her 13-year-old daughter Cutsupriana outside their new house built by CAFOD partner, JRS. [Purple Flame Media]

Clearing up after tsunami

The clear up operation in Indonesia after the tsunami saw an amazing number of people from all over the world helping out [Noel Gavin]

Itrus in new house

Itrus in his new house built by CAFOD partner, the Jesuit Refugee Service in Kuala Tripa, west Aceh. [Purple Flame Media]

Sitihawa

Sitihawa has recieved a loan to restart her cake making business in Meulaboh, west Aceh. [Laura Storr]

Jananti

Jananti recieved a loan from CAFOD partner, the Jesuit Refugee Service to restart her cracker business after the tsunami. [Purple Flame Media]

Hugh and Peter

CAFOD volunteers, Peter Van Cauwelaert and Hugh Gibbon in Aceh, Indonesia. [Patrick Nicholson]

Man with fish

A fisherman brings in the catch in Krueng Raya, Aceh. [Patrick Nicholson]

Peter in Aceh

CAFOD volunteer, Peter Van Cauwelaert in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. [Patrick Nicholson]

JRS food distribution Nias

CAFOD partner JRS distributes food to the community on the island of Nias, Indonesia. [Patrick Nicholson]

Beneficiaries of a Rumohkita tsunami project

Beneficiaries of a Rumohkita tsunami project in Aceh, Indonesia [CAFOD]

man drying fish

Abas is a fisherman who is helping to build fish drying shelters with CAFOD partner JRS to revive the fishing business in Aceh. [Patrick Nicholson]

Juanda

Juanda works for CAFOD partner, the People's Crisis Centre in Aceh, Indonesia. [CAFOD]

Masliani

Masliani standing on the foundations of her former home, points to where the tsunami came from [Patrick Nicholson]

Man in hat

House construction in Aceh, Indonesia [Hannah Bristow]

Permanent house building

Permanent house building in Aceh [Patrick Nicholson]

peace procession

People in Aceh take part in a two-day peace parade to celebrate the recent peace deal. [CAFOD]

Pulo Aceh jetty

The jetty at Pulo Aceh [Sarah Belson]

Villager working

A man from Kuala Tripa village helps to rebuild houses for the community [Sarah Belson]

earthquake graphic - landscape

Sumatra earthquake [Reuters, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

earthquake graphic

Sumatra earthquake [Reuters, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

fleeing from the earthquake

Residents run through the streets after feeling an aftershock from the massive earthquake that hit Nias island, off the Indonesian coast of Sumatra [Reuters/Crack Palinggi, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

earthquake relief hospital

Survivors of the massive earthquake in Nias on the Indonesian island of Sumatra receive medical help at a makeshift hospital [Reuters/Crack Palinggi, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Marking plots in Pulo Aceh

A homemade sign marking out a family's plot in Pulo Aceh [Sarah Belson]

Kak Ju - sarah web diary

Kak Ju, who runs a small education centre for local children in Saree near Banda Aceh [Sarah Belson]

Ali Aulia Ramly

Ali Aulia Ramly, works with refugees for the Jesuit Refugee Service in Aceh, one of Indonesia's three most troubled areas along with East Timor and Irian Jaya. [CAFOD]

Tsunami damage Banda Aceh

A view of the devastation in front of the Baiturrahman mosque in Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Photo: Reuters/Beawiharta, courtesy of www.alertnet.org [Reuters/Beawiharta, courtesy of www.alertnet.org]

Aerial shot of Aceh coast

Scenes from the air of the devestation caused by the tsunami along the west of Aceh province, Including Banda Aceh, Calang, and Meulobah [Noel Gavin/Trocaire]

Muhammaddun helps with clean-up

Muhammaddun is helping with the clean up of the health clinic at Politeknik Gigi Nad. It once served the local community but now is knee deep in dark, slimy mud that reeks of decay [Noel Gavin]

Loading fuel on JRS truck

Aid workers load fuel onto a Jesuit Relief Services truck in Indonesia [Louise Crowe]

Child tsunami survivor

Children wear masks to cover their faces at a tsunami refugee camp in Banda Aceh, Indonesia [Reuters/ Beawiharta/courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Aceh bodies

An Acehnese women walks past the bodies of some of the thousands killed by the tsunami on December 27, 2004. Photo: Reuters/Beawiharta, courtesy of www.alertnet.org [Reuters/Beawiharta, courtesy of www.alertnet.org]

Didik Hari Wahyudi

Didik Hari Wahyudi works for JRS in Indonesia, organising relief supplies for communities affected by the tsunami [Caritas]

Eid bull presentation, Indonesia

At the Mosque in Geucue Komplekx, Banda Aceh, Pat Johns of Catholic Relief Services presented the Ulama with a bull and two goats to celebrate Eid. [Noel Gavin/Trocaire]

27739 - Indonesian hospital

An Acehnese mother carries her baby in a military hospital [Reuters/Beawiharta/courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Tsunami wreckage in Banda Aceh

Tsunami wreckage in Banda Aceh [Noel Gavin]

Indonesian girls walk past ruins of a house

Indonesian girls walk past ruins of a house in Yogyakarta, Central Java [REUTERS/STRINGER/INDONESIA, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Man looking at wreckage

An Indonesian man looks at his car which debris fell on in Yogyakarta, Central Java [REUTERS/STRINGER/INDONESIA, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

mother kisses her one-month-old baby

An Indonesian mother kisses her one-month-old baby after treatment at a hospital in Yogyakarta [REUTERS/ Beawiharta, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

villager walks through ruined houses

A villager walks through ruined houses after he collected his clothes in the Klaten district in central Java [REUTERS/Sigit Pamungkas, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Residents search for belongings

Residents search for belongings, earthquake Yogyakarta, Central Java, May 2006. [Reuters/Crack Palinggi, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

An injured boy and his father

An injured boy and his father outside hospital, earthquake Yogyalarta, Central Java, May 2006 [REUTERS/ Crack Palinggi courtesy of www.alertnet.org]

Suparmi at her home destroyed by the Java earthquake

Suparmi at her home destroyed by the Java earthquake, May 2006 in Yogyakarta. [Jacqueline Brens Cordaid]

A woman at her home destroyed by the Java earthquake

A woman looking through her documents at her home destroyed by the Java earthquake, May 2006 in Yogyakarta. [Jacqueline Brens Cordaid]

Man with bag of rice

A survivor of the earthquake helps to unload rice, provided by CAFOD's partner, JRS. [Sarah Belson]

A transitional shelter

A transitional shelter built in Numpukan village, part of the Imogiri district, by JRS and survivors [JRS]

Policemen use dogs to search for tsunami victims

Policemen use dogs to search for tsunami victims amid the ruins of houses at Pangandaran beach July 20, 2006 [REUTERS/CRACK PALINGGI, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Big ship

This ship was at sea when the tsunami hit, but was carried more than four kilometres inland by the wave [Heidi Thorsen]

Children in Simelue

Children on simelue island celebrate their newly-built school [Caritas]