A group of approximately ten young children, mostly barefoot, are gathered outdoors in what appears to be a rural community in Ngalula, Democratic Republic of the Congo. The scene is brightly lit during the day. Two taller children hold up a large white banner, supported by others. The banner, featuring logos for TPO DRC (The Psychosocial Organization - Democratic Republic of Congo), an environmental protection association, and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), announces a project: "BUREAU TERRAIN DE NGALULA APPUYÉ PAR TPO/DRC UN PARTENAIRE DE CONFIANCE DE 2018 À 2026 BAILLEUR DDC" and "PROJET WALWAO WA WATOTO NA MAENDELEO YA KIAMI ZIS: KIMBILUNGE FIZI". It also lists "DOMAINES D'INTERVENTION DE L'ANAVOY-EFFI" including protection for vulnerable people, agriculture, environment, health, nutrition, education, and infrastructure. Contact details are visible at the bottom right. Several children around the banner appear cheerful and engaged. One young girl in the center is blowing a yellow and green whistle. Another child to the right is playing with a small wooden object with multiple holes. Other children are looking at the banner or interacting with their peers. A large tree trunk is visible on the far left. The ground is dirt, and there is sparse greenery in the background, suggesting an open, natural setting.

Children play outdoors in Ngalula, Democ

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