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Consultation dans un camp de refugies kosovars. Apres le debut des combats entre l’armee serbe et les forces de l’UCK en fevrier 1998, MSF a travaille aupres des populations deplacees (environ 300.000 personnes) en realisant des activites de secours (abris, nourriture, etc.) ainsi qu’un soutien medical et sanitaire sur trois regions (Pec, Prizren et Drenica).
Europe & Central Asia

Kosovo

MSF started working in Kosovo in 1992 and withdrew in 2000. Country
 
District de Champassak. Dans cette region, MSF mene des projets d’assistance technique pour relancer les services de sante et garantir un acces aux soins pour les minorites et les personnes demunies. Le programme a ete transmis aux autorites laotiennes en 1999.
Asia & Pacific

Laos

MSF first worked in Laos in 1989 and closed its projects in 2007. Country
 
 Women wait to talk to an expert at MSF's family planning clinic, Roma, Lesotho. The clinics provide free advice on family planning, something which is difficult to get in Lesotho.
Africa

Lesotho

MSF briefly returned to Lesotho in 2021 to respond to COVID-19. Country
 
The crew of the MY Phoenix use a crane to load heavy cargo onto the boat ahead of the May 2nd launch.
Europe & Central Asia

Malta

MSF worked in Malta between 2008 and 2010. Country
 
Adelina Ciumac, from Tudora, and Olena Starovoitova, from Cuciurgan, MSF community health workers, help people with general information and emotional support.
Europe & Central Asia

Moldova

MSF briefly returned to Moldova in 2022 to support Ukrainian refugees. Country
 
Mongolia: National staff in car..
In 2001 MSF supported some 30,000 people after a quarter of their livestock died due to the 'dzud', exceptionally cold and dry winter weather.  More details in supplementary caption.
Asia & Pacific

Mongolia

MSF closed its projects in Mongolia in 2010. Country
 
MSF driver Hrvoje and Head of Mission Stuart Alexander Zimble driving to Tutin in the South East of Serbia near the border with Montenegro.
Europe & Central Asia

Montenegro

MSF closed its projects in Montenegroin 2005. Country
 
MSF teams are assessing the needs in Taharat village, after a powerful earthquake struck the centre of Morocco on 8 September 2023.
Middle East & North Africa

Morocco

Learn about MSF's previous activities in Morocco. Country
 
Medical consultation in Korbalesi.
Asia & Pacific

Nepal

MSF first worked in Nepal in 2002 and closed our last project in 2020. Country
 
The situation for migrants at the border between Nicaragua and Honduras has worsened in recent months. Since the beginning of March, a new wave of people who are migrating has been crossing the eastern borders of Honduras. From January to March, more than 30,000 people have entered the country irregularly between the municipalities of Trojes and Danli, both border points with Nicaragua. Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) mobile clinics continue to travel to different points in the area to provide medical and humanitarian assistance to people on the move.
 
In the midst of these consultations, MSF teams listen to the stories of people who arrive affected by physical exhaustion and have experienced situations of violence that impact their mental and emotional health. This was the case for Natasha and René, who had to leave Venezuela with their puppy Juan Pablo to cross the Darien jungle between Colombia and Panama to Danli.
 
Their testimony was captured in a coloring book to try to bring people closer to this type of situation in a different way; as well, to give health promotion teams something they can provide children waiting at border points with to awaken their interest in drawing, as well as use as a child-friendly support tool to help them see others are also facing this difficult journey.
 
Like Natasha and René, between 80 and 160 people are treated every day at the MSF clinic for different health conditions. In 2022, the teams provided more than 17,000 medical consultations at two border points in the country: Danli and Trojes. Of these people, a large percentage are minors, pregnant women and people with chronic diseases.
The Americas

Nicaragua

Discover how we delivered medical humanitarian assistance in Nicaragua. Country
Four mothers posing in a corridor of the Hospital in Bili. All four of them are staying in the hospital with their child, that's suffering from a severe case of malaria. Since the beginning of the project in 2016, the pediatric ward already treated more than 4.000 cases of complicated/severe form of malaria.
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

Independent medical humanitarian assistance

We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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