What organizations does Doctors without Borders work with?

There are a number of ways we learn about crises that need our attention:

• MSF teams already working with the people affected.
• Local government.
• The international community.
• Humanitarian organizations such as the United Nations Department of Humanitarian Affairs (UNDHA)
• Local and national NGOs.

Can osteopathic doctors do Doctors without Borders?

Does MSF consider Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine? Yes, as long as applicants fulfill the other minimum requirements, i.e., completion of residency and appropriate licensure.

Where in the world does Doctors Without Borders work?

MSF has field teams and undertakes medical work in countries such as Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Libya, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria, and Yemen. In addition, MSF has regional offices in the UAE and Lebanon.

What percentage of donations go to Doctors Without Borders?

What percentage of my donation goes to program activities? 88 cents of every dollar supports our programs around the world. Doctors Without Borders strives to operate efficiently and to minimize fundraising and administrative costs.

Is Doctors Without Borders working in the US?

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launched emergency response activities in the United States in 2020 during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Teams worked with local authorities and partner organizations to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in vulnerable and marginalized communities.

What has Doctors Without Borders accomplished recently?

There have been many accomplishments of Doctors Without Borders, but here are three of their most recent projects:

1. Hospital in Tasnimarkhola. Doctors Without Borders constructed a new hospital in Tasnimarkhola camp, Bangladesh in three weeks.
2. Medical Assistance to Refugees.
3. Treatment of War-Wounded People in Taiz.