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A gateway between Africa and Europe, Algeria has been plagued by violence over the past half-century.
Our work in the country focuses on providing healthcare for people otherwise excluded and for diseases like hepatitis C.
Over 3.2 million Iraqis are now displaced within the country.
A small country with considerable influence, Jordan plays an important role in the pursuit of power in the Middle East.
In Lebanon, we are helping Syrians who are seeking refuge from one of the worst conflicts in modern history.
Since the end of the Muammar Gaddafi regime in 2011, Libya has been divided by armed conflict and the violence has escalated in recent years.
Tens of thousands of refugees have fled insecurity in northern Mali for shelter across the border.
Thousands of people fleeing violence, insecurity, and persecution attempt a treacherous journey across the Mediterranean to Europe.
In 2015, we doubled our capacity to help meet medical and psychological needs.
We have been working in the area that now constitutes South Sudan for more than 30 years, responding to conflicts, neglected diseases and filling healthcare gaps wherever needed
We have been working in Sudan since 1979, providing care for people caught up in conflict, treating neglected tropical diseases and filling general healthcare gaps.
Millions of people are in desperate need of lifesaving humanitarian aid in Syria.
We are supporting civil society organisations in Turkey who are working with Syrian refugees.
Since March 2015, a Saudi-led coalition has been fighting anti-government Houthi forces, resulting in widespread destruction, bombing and gun battles.
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