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ALIMA launches its 2030 environmental roadmap
Dakar, December 16, 2021 – Humanitarian action must plan for the future to fight climate change.
Aware of the consequences of climate change, particularly as it impacts the health of the people who live in its areas of intervention, the medical humanitarian organization ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical
ALIMA continues its commitment to the fight against COVID-19 in Africa and launches a campaign to support vaccination
Dakar, Senegal, June 22, 2021 – ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action) is working to vaccinate the most vulnerable communities against COVID-19, and thus addressing the many challenges related to the pandemic on the African continent.
Climate emergency: ALIMA pledges to adopt good practices to be a more responsible actor
ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action) is integrating an environmental approach into our updated strategic framework.
The goal: To better take into account the impact of climate change within our activities and reduce our carbon footprint.
Facing the second wave of COVID-19, countries in sub-Saharan Africa lack resources and vaccines
“ALIMA is calling for equitable access to vaccines as soon as possible,” says Dr. Moumouni Kinda, ALIMA’s Director of Operations. “It is necessary to work to ensure that Africa has access to safe and quality vaccines following a strategy adapted to the African context, in terms of accessibility – cost,
Faced with the climate emergency, the medical NGO ALIMA commits
“Climate change will have a massive impact on humanitarian needs in the areas where we work, but it will also force us to rethink the way we operate,” says Dr. Moumouni Kinda, Director of Operations at ALIMA. “We must therefore adopt good practices now to be a responsible actor.”
Statement of Commitment on Climate by Humanitarian Organisations
The actions of solidarity organizations, crucial as they may be, can nevertheless generate environmental and climate impacts. Therefore, for the humanitarian sector, taking these issues into account is a question of overall coherence of action, exemplarity and respect for the principle of “do no harm”.
Fears of a double health crisis as the COVID-19 epidemic continues to accelerate in Africa
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to impact Africa, the situation remains worrying, particularly in the most fragile countries.
ALIMA calls for the emergency deployment of staff, medicine and materials necessary for all humanitarian activities in Africa
“It’s just a matter of days before the virus spreads further across the African continent. In sub-Saharan Africa, however, health systems are already very fragile. If the epidemic spreads to these regions, we can expect a much higher mortality rate than in the rest of the world,” says Augustin Augier,
Humanitarian crisis in the Sahel: ALIMA strengthens its Rapid Response Mechanism
Large-scale population displacements, a proliferation of armed attacks and high levels of food insecurity have contributed to a humanitarian emergency in the ‘three-border zone’ of Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger. To meet the ever-increasing needs, ALIMA (The Alliance for International Medical Action) is strengthening its Rapid Response Mechanism (RRM), which
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