Poster depicts 15 photographs of forest areas in three columns with blue borders; some of the photographs include people; background is blue with different shapes in different shades of blue.
At the bottom are the sponsor logos of the following: Pastoralist Forum Ethiopia; Ministry of Federal Affairs and House of Peoples' Representatives Pastoral Affairs Standing Committee; Somali Regional Government.
Poster is divided into four numbered sections and depicts the following: a blue text box with three points bulleted with leaves; an illustration of what appears to be a stick at the top of five layers of earth, with pairs of photographs to the left of each layer depicting people digging a large hole and filling it with plant matter; a blue text box with five points bulleted with ladybugs and a photograph of men working around a hole in the ground with plant material surrounding it; a blue text box with four points bulleted with flowers and a photograph of freshly-planted trees.
Poster depicts four photographs of people enhancing vegetable production and small scale irrigation practices as well as improving field crop production and productivity, and one photograph of a cistern used for water harvesting. Near the bottom right-hand corner is a circle with an image of a child's face beside a window or cross.
Poster depicts the following five photographs: a group of children captioned "Education for all"; women and girls smiling and raising their hands and papers in front of a school captioned "send girl child to school"; three building structures in a rural area captioned "Deber Berhane Secondary School"; children sitting at their desks in a classroom, some raising their hands, captioned "Promoting active learning"; a building structure with a ramp captioned "Disabled friendly school." Near the top right-hand corner is a circle with an image of a child's face beside a window or cross.
Poster consists of election terms in green ovals with definitions to their right. To the left of the election terms are illustrations of some of the terms. Background is yellow, with a red border on the bottom. The logo of the National Electoral Board of Ethiopia is in the top left-hand corner.
Poster depicts a photomontage of a woman wearing glasses, three women on a car possibly during a parade with a sign reading "Women's contribution to politics," a standing man and woman in business attire smiling as seated women in traditional attire sit and watch, and a woman working a field with a pickaxe. The logos of Women Direct and Sida are at the bottom.
Poster depicts the following: a photomontage of a sahel horizon, a waterfall, and windmills; a photograph of a rural dirt road with people, a truck, and buidings; a photograph of men chopping down a tree; at the top left is the seal of Ethiopia; background is green, with jagged dark green shapes and pink curved stripes.
Poster depicts an illustration of a man, woman, and baby in a kitchen. The man mops the floor while the woman nurses the baby and cooks food on a burner. An open door reveals a living room area where a girl sits on a couch and reads a book on a coffee table. At the bottom are the logos of International Planned Parenthood Federation and Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia. Poster signed possibly by the illustrator [Terefe ?] and dated "1995."
Poster depicts an illustration of a man and woman, stylized like mosaics and holding a globe with Southeast Asia and Indonesia highlighted in orange. The man and woman stand on a snake labeled "Corruption," which is itself on a globe. Behind the man and woman is a map of the world, with Ethiopia outlined and radiating. At the bottom are the sponsor logos for Ethiopia's Federal Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission and United Nations.
Four images of a mother and her child. Upper left: the mother is breastfeeding her child. Upper right: the mother and a naked child are outside in the sun. Lower left: the mother is feeding her child with a spoon. Lower right: the mother is holding her child while a female nurse gives the child a shot in the arm.
Looks to possibly be a water purification poster. A woman pumps water from a well, brings the jug back home, covers it with a filter [?] and seems to pour something in it, gives the now drinkable water to a child, removes something from the empty jug, and repeats the process.
Poster depicts a three-dimension illustration of the emblem of Ethiopia on a cog, with human figures holding hands and forming a circle around its circumference. At the human figures' hands are heads of wheat. On the figures' backs are flags of the regions of Ethiopia. Rising from the emblem is an illustration of The Constitution of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia. In the background is the field of the flag of Ethiopia.
Poster depicts a photograph of an outdoor rural setting in which two men appear to be dragging two struggling women and two other men appear to be holding a woman. The woman is covering her head with her hands while one of the men prepares to strike her with a stick.
In the center of the poster are an abstract pair of red hands holding a circle. The circle surrounds the blue silhouettes of a man and woman holding hands. At the base of the red hands is the symbol of the Red Cross.
A white circle, quartered by black, with a red cross in the center. Upper left quarter: Red Cross workers attend a wounded soldier. Upper right quarter: Red Cross workers rescuing people from a sinking ship. Bottom left quarter: An armed man sits behind a fence. Bottom right quarter: Several people are standing in a group. Underneath the circle is a book and a quill with a red "50" written over it. Poster is mostly yellow.
Seven silhouetted people stand next to each other covered in a red swath reading Together For Humanity! They are encircled by a pink oval, and at the top of the oval is a white circle with a red cross. Primary colors are red, pink, and purple.
Five stick figures stand with their arms stretched upwards. Over them is "The power of humanity" and a red cross. They are enclosed in a white rectangle, colored like they are standing behind a pane of glass. Sweeping stripes of red, yellow, and green are behind them.
A woman in a dress and turban stands with the assistance of crutches. Her right leg is missing. Behind her is what seems to be an explosion of red, orange, and yellow, and a side view of a skull. An assortment of mines are on the ground around her. Border of poster is yellow with red text.
Five people stand outside a tin roofed house. A man crumples up a case of cigarette cartons over a bundle of what looks to be tobacco leaves and a broken bottle of alcohol. The family looks very happy at this.
Logos for International Planned Parenthood Foundation, SIDA, Consortium of Reproductive Health Associations, and Family Guidance Association of Ethiopia are at the bottom of the poster.
Poster in mostly shades of blue and purple. Images show a girl with crutches; a woman pouring something in a glass for a young man, a cane in the background; a woman working at a desk; a man seated behind a sewing machine; and a woman and a boy in a booth of some kind.
Two images on this safety poster. Top image: someone accidentally drops a pick on the man below him. Bottom image: a ladder has a broken rung. The broken rung is drawn to look like a snapped bone.
Three images on this safety poster, with arrows pointing at them. The top image is an aisle, with instructions to keep the aisle clear. The second image is a pair of gears. The third image is the same set of gears, but encased behind a safety cage.
Two images in the center of the poster. The left image: A woman holds a baby while someone else squeezes medicine into the baby's mouth. The right image: two boys stand with the aid of crutches with their right legs in braces. One boy is in red sweats and the other boy is in a red sweatshirt and jeans.
Two boys are playing with a soccer ball with their hands. A third boy squats behind them and is defecating. Piles of feces are all over the ground. Two huts are in the background.
A man wearing proper safety gear: blue belted coveralls, brown work boots, and a yellow hardhat. He is walking through a work area with a pallet of boxes, a box suspended by a hook, and heavy machinery.
A group of happy looking children, smiling and waving their hands. Above them is a small blue squeeze capsule dripping liquid (nutrition supplements). Below them is a dish of the same blue capsules and a hand holding one of the blue capsules.
A textless poster of a circle split horizontally in half. Background is blue. Top half of the circle shows a deteriorating city. A factory spews smoke in the air. Dirty sewage water runs down a broken and cracked street. People dump their trash on the street. Farmers are selling fruits and vegetables on the street, while one tends his goats. Power lines are falling over. A man is urinating against a wall. On the bottom half, the factory is now farther away, outside the city. The streets and power lines are repaired. Women dump their trash in dumpsters and down drains, leaving the streets free of garbage. Many more plants and greenery are present in the lower half.
Background consists of a sun rising on a lake scene, with a swan in the foreground. The letters HB take up most of the poster, with a small circle enclosed HB in the center. Connected to the smaller HB by chains are four more circles, which picture a coffee plant, the silhouettes of three businesspeople, an electrical power plant, and a building under construction. In the lower right corner are several bills and coins from various countries. The poster is primarily several shades of blue.
A scene with many people prepping food for eating. In the center are two people being served the finished food. Around the couple are a woman gathering eggs near a henhouse, a woman breastfeeding, a young man and woman prepping and washing carrots, a woman preparing a cabbage, a woman boiling water or a liquid, a young boy assisting an old man in washing his hands, two women washing dishes, a woman grinding something with a rolling pin, two women using a mortar and pestle, a woman carrying fruit in a bag or basket, and two men carrying sacks on their shoulders.
A baby sits with an open box of Mameal baby meal in front of them, against a white background. Several foil packets of meal are on the ground by the baby. Company logo is to the left of the baby, depicting a woman using a mortar and pestle.
A woman is administering a shot to a crying little girl as the girl's mother holds her. The mother is sitting in a chair. The nurse or doctor is standing stooped over the pair. The poster is primarily light purple.
A boy pours a blue pitcher of water over a woman's hands so she can wash them over a blue tub. She's wearing a pink dress and green head covering. He's wearing a yellow shirt and blue pants. They are standing outside in front of a shack.
Two images are side by side. Left image: A drawing of an intact lottery ticket. Shiny coins surround the ticket. Right image: Rules and instructions for how to play the lottery, with a drawn hand holding a coin scratching off the ticket panels.
Appears to be a poster for a tombola lottery celebrating the founding of the People's Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (founding was September 10, 1987). What may be prizes surround a large yellow wading bird, possibly a stork, in the center of the poster. The prizes include refrigerators, a stove, watches, furniture, appliances, electronics, trucks, a tractor, and a bicycle.
Right image: Yo Yo cream biscuit. Four sandwich cookies are stacked on the left side of the image. Four packages of wrapped cookies are on the right side. The cookies come in four flavors: chocolate, banana, strawberry, and orange.
A woman with long brown hair and a white halter top looks over her shoulder. A "tattoo" on her left shoulder reads "sofn'free love your hair." The hair care product sofn'free n'pretty carrot oil crème is in the lower left of the poster. Colors are mainly shades of green.
Calendar poster for the Ethiopian year 2001, with business advertisements from Alpha Business PLC, SMAYAZ Transact International PLC, Central University College, SAFCO General Trading PLC, Saha Job-hunt & Recruitment Agency, Mahir Computer Center, and Balezaf Alcohol & Liquors Factory.
Pepsi logo is in the center of concentric blue circles. Surrounding the logo are various musical instruments and smaller circles. Poster is in shades of blue.
Calendar poster for the Ethiopian year 2000 (i.e., Gregorian calendar 2007/2008). Around the list of products and services are images of various machineries and parts. Background is mainly light purple-blue.
A man stands in the center of the poster on a stage, singing. He is wearing a green product t-shirt and a white blazer. A jar of cortical crème relaxer is in the lower left corner of the poster. Primary colors are green and white.
A woman wearing a white dress or blouse sits smiling with head tilted to the side. She's holding a sign that reads "90,000." On the left of the poster is the drawing of a tree with red giant fruit with prize money amounts on them. An elephant leans against the tree. Prize tiers are listed under the woman's photo, with old prize amounts crossed out and new, larger amounts bolded.
Company logo in center of poster, portraying a pair of cupped hands holding a young healthy plant in dirt. Underneath are photos of sheep, cotton, and vegetables. Poster is primarily green, white, and orange.
A foaming glass of beer and bottle are in the right foreground. Behind them are a bowl full of barley and a large mound of hops. Behind the barley and hops is the business award trophy received by the company.
Five people, 2 men and 3 women, some holding bottles of orange Fanta, stand happily at the foot of a Lion of Judah statue. The background is orange and filled with bubbles.
Upper right side of the poster has the National Alcohol & Liquor Factory logo of a stag in silhouette against a sun (?). The right corner is bordered off by a curving off-white arc dotted with blue stars. Placed along the arc are five glasses of liquor. In the lower left corner of the poster are five bottles of alcohol made by the company: Baro's dry gin, lemon liquor, ouzo, supermint, and aperitif. Along the bottom edge of the poster are seven blue crates (all duplicate images) carrying bottles of liquor.
Along the top of the poster are logos for the Ethiopian Coffee Growers, Producers, & Exporters Association; the Ethiopian Millennium; and for something reading "Ethiopia: the birthplace of coffee."
A white circle is in the center of the poster, with a smaller red circle in the center of that, surrounded by radiating red arc lines. The word "Hake" is in black, next to the silhouette of a palm tree, also encased in the white circle. Surrounding the white circle are eleven flags for the regions of Ethiopia. Starting from the bottom left: Somali (obsolete flag), Somali (current flag), Benishangul-Gumuz, Tigray, Oromia, Ethiopia, Gambela (upside-down), Afar, Amhara, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region (SNNPR), and Harari. Around the flags are various images of sports equipment for basketball, soccer, and ping pong, sporting apparel, and a trophy.
Calendar poster for the Ethiopian year 2002, with business advertisements from Alpha Business PLC, Bedda Gemchu, Teume Coffee, Balezaf Alcohol & Liquors Factory, Asher International PLC, SAFCO General Trading PLC, Saha Job-hunt & Recruitment Agency, and Central University College.
A woman with beads of sweat on her face and chin tips a bottle of Coke towards her half-open mouth. A drop of Coke hangs from the bottle. The background is green. At the bottom of the poster is Coke splashing out of a bottle against a red and white banner.
Depicts 16 different Black men's hairstyles. Along the top and bottom of the poster are business ads, from places like Wondwossen Digital Studio and Inter Gym [Aerobics Training] Club.
At the top of the poster is the title with the Ethiopian flag, and the logo for the Ethiopian Millennium. Under the image is a list of investment opportunities. To the right of the image are some facts about the region and a list of tourist attractions.
A photomontage. A woman stands on the left wearing a white beaded and shell headband, wispy earrings, and a white beaded and shell necklace. She wears a brown one-shouldered dress edged in white shells. Behind her are striated orange and tan cliffs. On the right is the Dire Sheik Hussien Mosque.
Sponsor logos for the Ethiopian government, Walta Information Center, and Authority for Research & Conservation of Cultural Heritage are at the bottom left of the poster.
Packages of Dolphin detergent and bars of soap are displayed over a watery background with the Palm Ethiopia PLC. Soap & Detergent Factory logo in the background. Small reproductions of four other posters appear on the right. Below the image are three calendars labeled "Dec/Jan 2008/9," "Jan/Feb 2009" and "Feb/Mar 2009."
Seven photos of the Konso people. The top four are headshots, and show four people wearing headwraps. Three of them (the women) are wearing many colorful beaded necklaces. The man wears a cream-colored wrap. The bottom left picture are three boys wearing t-shirts, jackets, and sweatshirts. The tallest boy holds something in his hands, and the middle boy is picking at his teeth. The bottom middle picture shows five young adult men sitting on the ground drinking out of gourds. The bottom right picture shows three children, at least two of whom are girls, with braided hair and smiling for the camera. The middle girl has her arms thrown around the other two children. The girl on the right is wearing pink dangle earrings and a colorful beaded necklace. The girl in the middle wears a ring on her left hand and metallic dangle earrings.
Advertisement with a ground plan for a real estate development and an elevation of a 4 story condominium, with images of a bathroom and a bedroom. Small reproductions of four other posters appear on the right. Below the image are three calendars labeled "Mar/Apr 2009," "Apr/May 2009" and "May/Jun 2009."
Advertisement with a rendering of the future Modjo Brewery. Small reproductions of four other posters appear on the right. Below the image are three calendars labeled "Jun/July 2009," "July/Aug 2009" and "Aug/Sep 2009."
Woman in a red silk dress reclines on a mattress with a decorative cover incorporating the logo of the Kangaroo Industrial Group. Small reproductions of four other posters appear on the right. Below the image are three calendars labeled "Sep/Oct 2008," "Oct/Nov 2008" and "Nov/Dec 2008."
A photomontage. A man and woman stand to the left of the poster. The man is wearing a grey suit jacket and a multi-colored kufi cap. The woman is wearing a red and gold patterned wrap that covers her head and a gold forehead decoration. Behind them is the Harar city wall. In the lower right corner of the image is Arthur Rimbaud's house.
A calendar for the Ethiopian year 2001 (2008/2009 Gregorian years). In the center is an African elephant. Around the edges are smaller photos of elephants migrating due to encroaching agricultural farmlands; a group of what appears to be park workers; people surrounding an elephant carcass; an elephant standing by a tree; and a group of people at a meeting or lecture.