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MSF delivers emergency medical humanitarian aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics, healthcare exclusion and natural or man-made disasters.

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MSF Zyklon Idai Simbabwe

Mozambique

Mapping the needs: help emergency teams to mount an effective response

Just after Cyclone Idai made landfall in southern Africa, MSF sent four experts in Geographical Information Systems (GIS) to the region and mobilised thousands of volunteers around the world to produce high-quality maps of the worst-hit areas.
Cyclone Idai. Mozambique. Mobile clinics.

Malawi, Mozambique, Zimbabwe

Humanitarian response in wake of devastating Cyclone Idai

In the wake of damage and devastating flooding caused when Cyclone Idai hit Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe late last week, our teams are responding in the affected areas.

Libya

Trapped refugees must be released and granted safety from Tripoli fighting

MSF is extremely concerned for civilians caught in the ongoing fighting in Tripoli, Libya, including refugees and migrants currently trapped in detention centres in or near the affected areas.
MSF Irak Mossoul

Iraq

A year of post-operative care in Mosul

In a ward at MSF post-operative care facility in Mosul, Ahed is sleeping deeply. The young girl just underwent her 27th surgery in less than two years.
MSF Ebola Democratic Republic of Congo

Democratic Republic of the Congo

A change of strategy is needed to gain control over the Ebola epidemic

As the outbreak in eastern DRC enters its ninth month, the number of new cases has soared. One of the main reasons for the struggles of the response may be its failure to adapt to the population’s needs.