20 shots of how business looks in developing countries

The World Bank is an international financial institution that was created to provide financial and technical assistance to developing countries. One of the events organized by the bank was the annual photo contest, designed to help residents who want to do business in developing countries on their own, but who do not have access to basic banking services. In 2015, the contest collected more than 3 thousand photos sent from 77 countries. Perhaps, not a single office job looks as beautiful as the do-it-yourself business presented in the pictures.

Vietnam Workers Cross Sand Dunes

Watchmaker at work in Dubai's historic district - Bur Dubai

Girl sells ginger and garlic on a street of India

That's how the people of Vietnam are repairing huge fishing nets, an amazing shot!

Owner at the counter of his little shop in India

Camel Market in Egypt

This man works as a seller of betel nuts in Bangladesh.

Father works with his son

Snapshot of a worker in Bangladesh

Barber man near his workplace

A weaver weaves colorful canvases right on the lower floor of his own house (Varanasi)

These man and woman are producers of tomato paste in Turkey, and so, according to an old recipe, they make their products

Woman picks corn in Tanzania

The herds of Chinese shepherds by the number of goals are quite impressive

Girl collects eggs on a duck farm

These women are engaged in the cultivation of vegetables that they subsequently have to sell (northern India)

Photo taken behind glass of gravel workers in Bangladesh

Potters work in West Bengal (India), while several children show them their hands, attaching them to a stretched awning. Children's fun gave a photo, which, by the way, took third place in the competition, mysticism.

In second place was a picture of a Chinese fisherman, taken at the very moment he began to throw a net

And the prize was a shot of a family from West Bengal working together in a rice field

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