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.
Asia & Pacific
Solomon Islands
MSF provided medical care in the Solomon Islands following devastating floods in 2014.
Africa
Somalia
Four years after a series of violent attacks on our staff forced us to withdraw from Somalia, we started providing much needed medical care again in May 2017.
2,380
children admitted to inpatient feeding programmes14,300
patients treated for measles19,700
patients treated for cholera9,870
births assisted
Africa
South Africa
South Africa has the largest HIV patient cohort in the world and is helping to lead the way in gaining access to new treatments for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB).
440
individual mental health consultations68
mental health consultations provided in group sessions
Africa
South Sudan
In South Sudan, MSF delivers one of its largest assistance programmes worldwide. Our teams provide primary and secondary healthcare and run outreach activities for displaced people and remote communities. This includes response to emergencies and outbreaks and preventive activities such as vaccination campaigns.
891,000
outpatient consultations309,900
malaria cases treated125,000
vaccinations against measles in response to an outbreak62,500
people admitted to hospital12,600
births assisted6,460
surgical interventions4,610
people treated for intentional physical violence3,810
children admitted to inpatient feeding programmes2,540
people treated for sexual violence
Europe & Central Asia
Spain
MSF activities in Spain.
Asia & Pacific
Sri Lanka
MSF first worked in Sri Lanka in 1986 and closed its projects in 2012.
Map of MSF activities around the world
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The place names and boundaries used in this report do not reflect any position by MSF on their legal status.