Wolfowitz Visits Indonesia - Day 2: Tampoek Blang

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	TAMPOEK BLANG, INDONESIA [MED-RES] The widows at Tampoek Blang, who have been active at the PEKKA program, are now productive income earners for the family. Feature Story | About the Project
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	INDONESIA [MED-RES] World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz arrives at Tampoek Blang, the location of the PEKKA Program, a program to assist widows in Aceh. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi Feature Story About the Project
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] Manager of the PEKKA program for female-headed households explains the program for World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi Feature Story About the Project
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] The traditional performers. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] An irrigation project at Tampoek Blang, funded by the Kecamatan Development Project, a community-driven development project. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] High school girls heading back from school on their bikes in Tampoek Blang. Mount Seulawah in the background. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz with a garland at Tampoek Blang. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] World Bank President Wolfowitz with staff at the Aceh Office. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] World Bank President Wolfowitz walks and converses with some women in Tiro, Hajjah Miriyam, Nyak Maneh, Komaria, and Kamaria. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi The Peace Process
	INDONESIA [MED-RES] Meeting at a Meunasah (a local community hall) engaging with excited community members in Tiro about the new peace process. Photo: © World Bank / Oka Budhi The Peace Process