Photos: Women Cattle Farmers: Big Changes, Small Loans

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	Description: October 16, 2005. Zhao Huimei's cattle farm. From a small farm of three cows in 2000, she now has a farm of nearly twenty beef cows. Photo: © World Bank / Wu Zhiyi
	Description: October 16, 2005. Zhao Huimei shows World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz around her cattle farm. Photo: © World Bank / Wu Zhiyi
	Description: October 16, 2005. Zhao Huimei shows World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz her cattle farm. Photo: © World Bank / Kevin Kellems
	Description: October 16, 2005. A girl wanders among the cows in her mother's cattle farm. More than half of the women in Niezhuang village make an income for their family through beef cattle rearing. Photo: © World Bank / Kevin Kellems
	Description: October 16, 2005. A farmer's courtyard in Niezhuang village. Fermented cornstalks are used as feed for the cattle. Photo: © World Bank / Kevin Kellems
Meetings with Officials
	Description: October 16, 2005. World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz (l.) with Chinese Minister of Finance Jin Renqing at the G-20 meeting. Photo: © World Bank / Wu Zhiyi
	Description: October 16, 2005. Wang Yusuo, chairman of the XinAo Group, explains the operations of the company. XinAo Group is a private gas distribution company with investment from IFC, the private sector arm of the World Bank. Photo: © World Bank / Wu Zhiyi