After the Thaw exhibition - in pictures

Armenia: Irifat Babyan looks in dismay at her apricot trees covered in snow. It is mid-April in the valleys of Vayots Dzor, but temperatures will be hitting 40 degrees in a couple of months Photograph: Abbie Trayler-Smith/Oxfam

Armenia: One of Hasmik Josephyan's five children rests on a chair in the family home Photograph: Abbie Trayler-Smith/Oxfam

Azerbaijan: Farmer Rafiga Ahmedova, 48, harvests onions from her demonstration plot in Barda Photograph: Kieran Doherty/Oxfam

Azerbaijan: Internally displaced people in Dordyol walk nearby the trains they call home. Around 60 to 70 families live in train carriages and bungalows around the Dordyol settlement, where there is no drinkable water, gas or sanitation Photograph: David Levene/Oxfam

Azerbaijan: Tahir Imanov, 53, and his mother Ofelia, 73, have lived in this bungalow for over 18 years. Tahir's wife and four children also live here Photograph: David Levene/Oxfam

Azerbaijan: A street vendor waits for custom by the side of the Barda-Dordyol road Photograph: David Levene/Oxfam

Russia: Children clamber around an abandoned car in the Tuva Republic Photograph: Justin Jin/Oxfam

Tajikistan: Abdulsalom Sharifor 29, with his wife Kibriyo 28, and children, is one of the few men left in Gelot village. Most have migrated to Russia to find work Photograph: Andy Hall/Oxfam

Hasanbeg village,Tajikistan: Oor Bibi, 10, sports the monobrow unique to this area. Unmarried girls draw in the brow with the juice of the 'Usma' herb and the effect is considered beautiful - like the partridge she is holding Photograph: Andy Hall/Oxfam

Tajikistan: Shepherds keep a watch over their livestock. Only 7% of the country consists of arable land. Seasons are becoming less reliable and unusual rainfall patterns are leading to droughts and floods Photograph: Andy Hall/Oxfam

Azerbaijan: A young boy collects water in the Darğalar village of Barda, which has a population of 80 households or 400 people. Oxfam reconstructed an artesian well in Dargalar in October 2010. The village had been without drinkable water for more than two years Photograph: David Levene/Oxfam