Omar Basir, a Ugandan from one of the villages within Bidibidi, holds a doll and car he made out of clay.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
Basir's doll, pictured on the left, and a doll made by 10-year-old Abudui Ino on the right.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
On the left, a soccer ball made of wrapped scraps and to the right, 8-year-old Alex Lomore holds up the school bag made by his mother.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
A paper computer.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
Blocks held together by wire provides entertainment in Bidibidi.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
Brian Otim (left) shows off a mixer made out of plastic he found on the street and Falidi Aharo (right) holds a clay gun.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
A box of laundry soap finds new life as a detailed minibus.
Photograph by Nora Lorek, National Geographic
