[EN] Providing care to indigenous communities in Brazil

MSF staff and members of the community share their testimonies on the importance of MSF's work in the territory.

MSB254792

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Yanomami project closure, Brazil

[INT] Providing care to indigenous communities in Brazil

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[BR] Providing care to indigenous communities in Brazil

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Yanomami project closure

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSB254792

Date taken / Date Recorded 03/12/2025 10:55 PM

Country Brazil

Commissioning section MSF-BRAZIL

Photographer / videographer / producer Marília Gurgel

Copyright Marília Gurgel/MSF

Usage Rights (MSF) Advertising Campaign, External Media, MSF Fundraising, MSF Publications, Social Media

Formal Consent Copy available yes

Editor's rating ★★★ (F)

Video format h264 (Main) (avc1 / 0x31637661)

Duration 4m6s

Maximum Size 1920px × 1080px 1.08 GB

Additional Information / Shotlist GRAPHICS

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V4, First name
Miro
V4, Last name
Sanöma
V4, Qualification
Member of Kululu community
V4, Location

00;00;18;42 - 00;00;26;34
V4, First name
Dr. Carlos
V4, Last name
Camacho
V4, Qualification
MSF medical doctor
V4, Location

00;00;35;11 - 00;00;50;10

Médecins Sans Frontières worked
in the Yanomami Indigenous Land,
providing general healthcare
with a focus on malaria and mental health.

00;00;54;40 - 00;01;05;15
V4, First name
Beatriz
V4, Last name
Marcelino
V4, Qualification
MSF nursing technician
V4, Location

00;02;02;25 - 00;02;12;48

MSF also contributed to the renovation
of health facilities in the Auaris region.
All activities involved the collaboration
of the community through anthropologists
and intercultural mediators.

00;03;08;30 - 00;03;20;02

In November 2025, MSF concluded
its medical activities in the Auaris region.
Over the past two years, significant progress
has been made in providing healthcare
to the Indigenous communities in the area.