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Let’s prevent hunger from killing more people than the virus!
By Dr. Moumouni Kinda, Chief Executive Officer of ALIMA
December 23, 2021
By Dr. Moumouni Kinda, Chief Executive Officer of ALIMA
In Nigeria, ALIMA provides care to people displaced by the conflict.
Faced with an alarming increase in cases of child malnutrition in several of its regions of intervention, ALIMA (The Alliance
ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action)’s MUAC for Mothers program, which has shown great success over the years in
Large-scale population displacements, a proliferation of armed attacks and high levels of food insecurity have contributed to a humanitarian emergency
“My name is Mustapha. I am a nutritional assistant here at the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital. I work in
Learn about the URENI School model, developed by ALIMA to train health workers in the management of severe acute malnutrition.
Nicknamed “the detective,” Bernardin, a health worker in Burkina Faso, reaches out to communities to help improve access to care.
The number of mothers in the Sahel trained to screen their children for malnutrition should increase in 2018, following a
“My name is Bernardin Koalga, but they call me ‘the detective.’” This is how the 40-year-old health agent from Burkina
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