MSF’s medical teams work in more than 70 countries to provide lifesaving assistance where it is needed the most. We have over 39,000 staff working in conflicts, epidemics, following natural disasters and where people would not otherwise have access to medical care. As well as responding to emergencies, we provide care through our longer term projects in places where people wouldn’t otherwise be able to access medical care.
Read about our work in 2019 in our International Activity Report
People have been left without healthcare and tens of thousands have been displaced across Ethiopia and Sudan, following fighting that broke out in the Tigray region of northern Ethiopia, in November 2020.
MSF teams are working on both sides of the border, providing assistance to people in refugees camps in Sudan, and to the displaced and host communities within Tigray in Ethiopia.
