Mali
Access to medical care remains very limited in the north of Mali due to a lack of medical staff and supplies, and clashes between armed groups continue despite a peace agreement.
In Ansongo town, Gao region, we support the 48-bed referral hospital, providing outpatient consultations, inpatient and emergency care, surgery, maternal healthcare, treatment for chronic diseases, nutrition and laboratory services.
In Bamako, MSF teams are providing follow-up medical care and palliative care for people with cancer, through the city's Point G hospital, and in mobile visits to homes.
Our teams are currently responding to the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic in Mali.
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Understanding the crisis in Mali
Mali: Understanding the humanitarian crisis
Headlines about Mali often focus on conflict and security concerns. But these stories obscure the reality for people living through a six-year long crisis.
With 130,000 refugees already in neighbouring countries, more than one million people inside Mali are now in urgent need of health assistance.
This short video animation explains why.
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Mali
MSF warns about the use of humanitarian aid for political and military interests
Report
24 Mar 2017
Mali
Recent clashes in the north are hampering the deployment of humanitarian assistance
Project Update
4 Aug 2016
Niger
MSF teams respond to two epidemics and ward off a third
Project Update
26 May 2016
Child health
A day in one of our largest paediatric programmes
Voices from the Field
11 May 2016
Mali
Vaccination rate increases by 50 per cent in Ansongo
Project Update
25 Apr 2016
Global
World Malaria Day: five challenges in the fight against the disease
Project Update
25 Apr 2016