Algeria
MSF first worked in Algeria in 1980 and closed its projects in 2016.
MSF began working in Algeria in 1980 after an earthquake struck the country and provided assistance in different capacities until 2016.
We ran specialised projects on training for mental health counselling and HIV treatment for at-risk groups including migrants, intravenous drug users and sex workers. We also provided emergency response during disasters, such as the 2001 flood in the capital Algiers and after an earthquake in 2003. We closed our last project, an HIV programme, in Algeria in 2016.
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Access to medicines
2,500 flowers are placed in front of Pfizer’s HQ, representing number of children who die of pneumonia each day.
Press Release
27 Apr 2016
Greece
Will they kill us here in Europe?
Voices from the Field
13 Apr 2016
Vaccination
High vaccine prices hamper immunisation efforts in Africa, but are missing from agenda of key vaccination conference
Press Release
24 Feb 2016
War and conflict
Support to health facilities in the Middle East and North Africa
Project Update
23 Mar 2011
DNDi
Body set up to seek drugs for the poor
Project Update
4 Jul 2003
Access to Healthcare
NGOs slam G8 poverty pledges
Project Update
3 Jun 2003
Algeria
MSF sends in more staff to assist victims of earthquake
Press Release
26 May 2003