Our activity in 2023
Thanks to you, in 2023, MSF is:
99% of our income comes from private sources
active donors in Luxembourg
studies supported by the Luxembourg Operational Research Unit (LuxOR)
countries of intervention
We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the more than 69,000 MSF staff, who worked in over 70 countries in 2023 – often at great risk – to deliver medical care to people in need.
Our transparency
Your trust requires our transparency. The accounts and balance sheet were audited by PwC Luxembourg and approved by MSF's Board of Directors on 22 April 2024. MSF goes further by implementing and developing a range of measures to ensure transparency and to assure you of the proper use of the funds you entrust to us.
OF OUR INCOME COMES FROM PRIVATE SOURCES
OF RESOURCES GO DIRECTLY TO THE FIELD
1€ invested in fundraising = more than 10€ raised
Our countries of intervention
*Countries/regions in blue have a total expenditure of less than €500,000 and are included in ‘other countries/regions’.
Our emergencies in 2023
War in Sudan
This crisis was one of the most acute of 2023.
Israël-Hamas War
The humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip is now catastrophic.
Türkiye-Syria
One year after earthquake, mental scars are still raw.
Afghanistan
A powerful earthquake devastates lives in Herat.
Ukraine
After the dramatic escalation of the war, our teams continue to intervene.
The Operational Research
Since 2009, MSF Luxembourg has been putting its expertise at the service of our operations in the field thanks to the skills of the operational research unit in Luxembourg, known as LuxOR (Luxembourg Operational Research). LuxOR has progressively expanded its support for epidemiological activities in the field to strengthen MSF's use of evidence in operational decision-making. LuxOR assists project teams in collecting, analyzing and interpreting health data, with the aim of understanding the causes of disease, how it spreads and how to limit it.
studies supported by the Luxembourg Operational Research uni.
Operational Research training provided
MSF staff trained
missions supported by field visits
Our activity report
Rapport d'Activités Luxembourg 2023
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In 2023, natural disasters and conflicts continued to unbalance the world: what we took for granted could topple from one moment to the next, in dynamics that have never been so changeable. Yet your solidarity and loyalty are bulwarks and a refuge from the many crises that mobilise our teams.
Your renewed support accompanies us, guides us and brings us together around a common humanity that we need to defend more than ever. Our supporters are our strength and our future, and we would like to thank you sincerely for that."
Esther Leick, Directrice de la communication et de la collecte de fonds.
