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Fish paste maker  
(42 images)

  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO,...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO,...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO,...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO,...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint washing her feet. Leader of the VO,...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Her husband feeding their pigs. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Her husband feeding their pigs. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Her husband feeding their pigs. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper and fish paste and raises chickens for her family. Here she is fermenting the fish paste that takes about a year. Her husband runs a motorbike taxi and does repairs. He makes about $6 a day. Tram Maw makes more then her husband, about $700 a week and is very inspired to work so her family can live peacefully and comfortably. Her daughter is going to university and wants to become a teacher. She also supports her nieces and nephews to go to school. Model released, MR-Myanmar-125
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Tram Maw, makes fish paste. She sells chili pepper...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
  • Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village Organization, that meets twice a month to pay their BRAC loans back. She has six children in school (3 girls, 3 boys), and her husband is a policeman. She raises ducks, raising them outside and under her house. She gathers about 100-130 eggs a day and sells them in the market along with chickens and vegetables. She received a BRAC loan for $800 and bought 180 ducks. She helps pay for school for her children and hopes that they’ll be educated well so they can get better jobs than this. She makes about $4-$5 a day and between her and her husband they make about $10 a day. With some of her family in their home, her husband and some children. All children have to enter the Buddhist monastery for a period of time and the girls show a photo from when they were ordained. Padonmar with her family. Model released, MR-Myanmar-124.
    Myanmar/Burma, Bago. Padonmar Myint. Leader of the VO, Village...
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