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Podcast from the FieldOver the last four months, Médecins Sans Frontières teams in cooperation with the Ministries of Health, have carried out the largest vaccination campaign for 7.5 million people in West Africa. (8.0 MB) |
22/05/2009 | Haiti, Nigeria, Niger, Chad | |
Australian nurse reports from the situation in Sri LankaLauren Cooney, Médecins Sans Frontières emergency coordinator, speaks: (3.2 MB) |
03/06/2009 | Sri Lanka | |
What does it take to be a logistician?Damien Moloney was feeling a little lost until he saw an ad for an emergency field logistician working with Médecins San Frontières. (5.2 MB) |
18/08/2009 | Kenya | |
Interview with Veronique de Clerck, Emergency Coordinator, SamoaWe’ve actually seen quite a positive and impressive response. The main affected areas are on the south coast, from the far eastern tip which is a town called Lalomanu. It’s taken away about half of the south coast of Upolu... (2.0 MB) |
09/10/2009 | ||
Interview with Lauren Cooney, Emergency Manager, NigeriaCould you introduce yourself? Where are you? And what are you doing at the moment? My name is Lauren Cooney. I’m an emergency manager with Médecins Sans Frontières. And I’m currently in the north of Nigeria supporting Médecins... (2.5 MB) |
15/06/2010 | Nigeria |