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“The Somali refugees on the border with Ethiopia are mostly women and children”

Interview with Fréderic Maudoux, Médecins Sans Frontières Field Coordinator in Ethiopia

© 2009 ABC /

What does it take to be a logistician?

Kenya / 18.08.09

(5.2 MB)

Damien Moloney was feeling a little lost until he saw an ad for an emergency field logistician working with Médecins San Frontières.

He applied, got the job and was off to Africa, working with over 90-thousand Somali refugees in the oldest camp in Kenya.

Guests

Damien Moloney
Emergency Field Logistician, Médecins Sans Frontières

Presenter

Richard Aedy

Producer

Jane Shields

Story Researcher and Producer

Jane Shields

More Information

http://www.abc.net.au/rn/lifematters/stories/2009/2653871.htm

  

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