In more than 75 countries, Médecins Sans Frontières provides medical humanitarian assistance to save lives and ease the suffering of people in crisis situations. Find out more about our actions in every country below.
Africa
Niger
Niger is affected by violence and people displacements around its border regions.
1,262,800
outpatient consultations611,497
malaria cases treated139,500
people admitted to hospital, including 113,200 children aged under five36,900
children admitted to outpatient feeding programmes for severe acute malnutrition
Africa
Nigeria
Continued violence and armed conflict in Nigeria’s Borno state has uprooted more than two million people.
945,500
outpatient consultations348,100
malaria cases treated185,400
admissions of children to outpatient feeding programmes116,800
people admitted to hospital36,900
children admitted to inpatient feeding programmes25,000
births assisted23,100
children treated for measles12,200
individual mental health consultations3,800
people treated for cholera
Asia & Pacific
Pakistan
Access to healthcare remains a challenge in Pakistan, especially for people in isolated rural communities, urban slums and areas affected by conflict.
74M
litres of chlorinated water distributed39,300
malaria cases treated20,800
families received relief items19,100
births assisted6,730
people treated for cutaneous leishmaniasis3,420
children admitted to outpatient feeding programmes for moderate acute malnutrition1,690
people started on hepatitis C treatment
Middle East & North Africa
Palestine
We provide medical and psychological assistance to people affected by the ongoing conflict in Palestine, continuing our long-running mental health programmes on the West Bank and support to victims of burns and trauma in the Gaza Strip. We also provide surgical and post-operative care for people wounded during the Great March of Return protests.
137,000
outpatient consultations2,870
surgical interventions
The Americas
Panama
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43,100
outpatient consultations2,600
individual mental health consultations180
people treated for sexual violence
Asia & Pacific
Papua New Guinea
We are working to improve access to screening and treatment for tuberculosis (TB) in Papua New Guinea.
12,900
outpatient consultations1,190
people started on treatment for TB, including 65 for MDR-TBMap of MSF activities around the world
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