“For me, it’s our humanity”: CNN goes inside ALIMA’s Ebola response in DRC (video)
From Bunia General Hospital in Ituri, CNN highlights ALIMA’s response to the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Ebola in DRC: BBC, Reuters, The Guardian and The New York Times highlight ALIMA’s role in the response
From Bunia to Rwampara, ALIMA’s teams are supporting patient care, infection prevention and Ebola treatment capacities as the Bundibugyo outbreak spreads in eastern DRC. BBC, Reuters, The Guardian and The New York Times have highlighted this work and the urgent needs facing the response.
Sudan – Tawila: “Any disruption of supplies directly puts millions of lives at risk” (BBC)
In an interview with the BBC, John Cheb, ALIMA’s Project Coordinator in North Darfur, warned that rising operational costs, supply chain disruptions and fuel shortages put the humanitarian response in Sudan under increased pressure.
Sudan: The Lancet cites ALIMA on the health emergency in Tawila
In an article covering the worsening health and humanitarian crisis in Sudan, The Lancet cites Mathieu Kinde, ALIMA’s Head of Mission, on the critical lack of funding and immense health care needs.
NPR highlights ALIMA’s work in Cameroon
The U.S. media outlet NPR dedicates an episode of its podcast Planet Money to ALIMA’s work in Cameroon’s Far North region, at a time of intense pressure on international aid funding.
Sudan humanitarian crisis: ‘Cholera now threatens more lives than weapons’
On World Humanitarian Day, RFI (Radio France internationale) spoke with Dr. Rodrigue Alitanou, ALIMA’s Director of Operations, who warned of an unprecedented crisis in Sudan, where conflict and a cholera epidemic threaten millions of people.
Mpox Outbreak in the DRC: Dr. Abdoul Karim Sangaré Warns of a Catastrophic Situation
Speaking on the program Priorité Santé on RFI, Dr. Abdoul Karim Sangaré, ALIMA’s Medical Coordinator in Goma, raised the alarm over the surge of the Mpox outbreak in the DRC.
ALIMA cited as an example of an NGO reducing its carbon footprint
In an article published by The Conversation, ALIMA is highlighted for its concrete actions to reduce the carbon footprint of its humanitarian missions: sourcing medical supplies locally and using sea freight to limit air transport.
“We can reach people without forcing them to move”: ALIMA stands with vulnerable families in Haiti
In an article published by Latin America Reports, ALIMA shares its commitment to supporting communities in Haiti that have been displaced by violence.
