As it does every year, the International Network of Médecins du Monde summarizes the key information from a busy year in its annual report. It highlights some of the projects that have been implemented and bears witness to our joint advocacy work. In total, 451 projects were implemented by Médecins du Monde in 2024 in 71 countries.

Médecins du Monde has been committed for many years to access to safe abortion. In line with the 2022 guidelines on abortion-related care, MdM is expanding its self-care strategies and recognises self-managed abortion as an effective method for ensuring meaningful access to safe abortion in many contexts and for reducing maternal mortality.

Discover this new 2024 annual report from the movement working to advance the right to and access to safe abortion in French-speaking Africa, tracing the achievements, challenges and learning over the past year.

In an alarming report published today, Médecins du Monde notes that in just a year and a half, acute malnutrition in Gaza has reached levels comparable to those seen in countries facing protracted humanitarian crises spanning several decades. The root cause: the siege imposed by Israeli authorities. Médecins du Monde calls on States to take immediate action to prevent malnutrition-related deaths.

Israeli obstructions to aid and attacks on humanitarian workers: Médecins du Monde's year in the occupied Palestinian territory

How have NGOs been able to work and deliver humanitarian aid this past year in Gaza? While the International Court of Justice has warned of a risk of genocide, and war is escalating in the West Bank and Lebanon, Médecins du Monde has released a report exposing Israeli obstructions of aid and the attacks that the organisation and its humanitarian workers have been facing for a year in the occupied Palestinian territory.

In 2023, Médecins du Monde has continued its tradition of the last forty years, offering its services in a world of ongoing emergencies and growing uncertainty: social crises, health crises, violations of fundamental rights, natural disasters, and specifically conflict in Ukraine and Gaza… In response to continuing and emerging events, MdM continues to face these challenges thanks to its structure, management and the commitment of everyone involved.

Discover the 2023 Médecins du Monde's Annual Report

As members of Doctors of the World-Médecins du Monde (MdM), we want a world where barriers to health have been overcome and where the right to health has been achieved.

This new Strategic Plan, seven years after the preceding one, marks the moment at which Médecins du Monde comes of age.

Health education is a key activity in any health promotion programme. Its goal is to enable everyone to make responsible choices relating to the behaviours that have an influence on their health and that of their community.

Dans le domaine de la santé, depuis quelques années la prise en compte de l’opinion des patient·e·s dans l’évaluation de la qualité des soins a pris une grande importance et les établissements de santé partout dans le monde l’ont adoptée comme un indicateur de qualité de soins (Cheikh Diop, 2013).

Les problématiques en matière d’usage de drogues et d’addiction sont relativement complexes, encore perçues de manière caricaturale et simpliste.
Elles sont aussi associées à des notions aujourd’hui dépassées, telles que la distinction entre drogues dures et drogues douces, la théorie de l’escalade, ou à des images d’usagers de drogues dépendants très précaires vivant dans l’espace public, véhiculées par les médias, particulièrement stigmatisantes. Il est indispensable de transformer ces représentations négatives à l’égard des personnes consommatrices de drogues et de sensibiliser l’opinion publique sur la nécessité d’appréhender cette problématique dans une dynamique de réduction des risques (RdR).

A travers ce rapport d’AIDA et Médecins du Monde recensant des entretiens menés en août et septembre 2021 dans dix communautés de Cisjordanie, découvrez l'impact souvent caché de plus d'un demi-siècle d'occupation sur la santé mentale des communautés palestiniennes. Des blessures invisibles qui servent la stratégie de déplacement forcé des communautés, constituant pourtant une violation du droit international.

Le Collectif national droits de l’homme Romeurope, regroupe 50 associations et collectifs locaux qui ont pour objet commun le soutien et la défense des droits des habitant·es de squats et bidonvilles. Médecins du Monde est une des associations fondatrices du collectif