Our global environment is changing.

We are seeing rising temperatures and sea levels, more frequent and intense extreme weather events such as heavy rain, heat waves, cyclones, and floods.

This is impacting fundamental issues like access to food, access to water, and the quality of the air we breathe.

It impacts people’s health, and the transmission of infectious diseases.

Doctors Without Borders works internationally and we know that our footprint has no borders.

We want to lower our reliance on flights by embracing tools like telemedicine and hiring locally.

We want to reduce our reliance on shipping by focusing on sustainable and local procurement.

We want to shift to cleaner energies and focus on solarizing our projects.

We need to care for our patients in a way that does not harm them or their communities tomorrow.

Our health depends on our environment and our environment’s health depends on us.