This image depicts a scene within an informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya

This image depicts a scene within an informal settlement in Nairobi, Kenya. The foreground consists of uneven, light-brown dirt ground, scattered with debris including small pieces of litter, rocks, and dark, damp patches, some appearing to be ash or residue from burning. Two dark-skinned individuals are partially visible: one on the far left, seen from the back, wearing a dark long-sleeved top and light-colored shoes, standing upright. In the lower right foreground, a pair of clasped hands and a dark-colored shoe are visible, suggesting another individual is seated or partially obscured. In the midground, a series of makeshift structures form a linear boundary, constructed primarily from corrugated metal sheets that exhibit varying states of rust and weathered green or grey paint. Two prominent, weathered poles, one likely wooden and one possibly concrete, stand vertically, supporting or delineating the space. One pole is located near the standing individual on the left, and the other is further right. Within an open doorway of one of the corrugated metal dwellings on the right, a third dark-skinned individual is seated, wearing dark clothing and a bright green patterned lower garment, with light-colored slip-on footwear. An antenna-like structure extends upwards from the roofline of these shacks. The background features a large, uniformly light-grey corrugated metal wall, suggesting a larger structure behind the informal dwellings. The sky overhead is overcast and grey.