2005 Annual Report

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2005 Annual Report

INDEPENDENCE
MSF CANADA ANNUAL REPORT 2005
ACCOUNTABILITY
Sudan © Tomas Van Houtryve
The phenomenon of the tsunami stunned the world. On mission in Aceh province, Sumatra Island, I remember my own
shock, seeing villages two kilometres inland completely wiped
out, witnessing Indonesians walking barefoot around the ruins
of their homes, looking for some souvenir of their life before
the tsunami. What moved me most was realising how the
people in the province had lived over the last few years apart
from the rest of the world because of the conflict for sovereignty and the martial law imposed. One of my patients,
recovering from tetanus, even told me “the tsunami was a
good thing” in some ways. She said since the tsunami there
were foreign visitors and that Aceh was once again connected
to the rest of the world. Nearly 300,000 people died in the
tsunami and in Aceh province every survivor lost a close relative. MSF is still present there after more than one year,
involved in primary health care including mental health services in several locations.
The response of our donors to this disaster was so generous
that, just over a week after it occurred, we had raised more
than the amount we could use in the emergency and postemergency phases of such dramatic circumstances. Four
days into the new year, we decided to communicate this to
our donors, and invited them to instead support our emergency funds, funds that allow us to respond quickly to
natural or made disasters that can erupt so brutally and
shatter so many lives. I would like to thank again our
donors, who so overwhelmingly supported our decision.
The world was not over its emotions surrounding the
tsunami when again we saw distress through the lenses of
the worldwide media. First it was in August in New Orleans
and hurricane Katrina. MSF did an assessment and decided not to intervene, since most of the emergency medical
needs were addressed or about to be addressed. The
earthquake in Pakistan in October was devastating and
many aid organisations responded. Our emergency fund
allowed MSF to be on the ground quickly with surgical
teams, mobile medical clinics and logistical material.
Please take a look at page 05 of this report for more on
our work in natural disasters in 2005.
In the shadow of those spectacular natural catastrophes, a
nutritional crisis continued to put tens of thousands at risk
in Niger and Nigeria. I knew what we were facing in Nigeria
was a small reflection of the nutritional crisis in Niger. The
magnitude of the crisis in Niger was compounded by the
delayed response by local authorities to making food available to severely malnourished children. In October, I joined a
medical team in Nigeria near the border with Niger. Each
day hundreds of mothers came to our nutritional clinics with
their severely malnourished children. Many of them went
home with therapeutic food rations and a medical follow-up
plan, the most severe cases had to be hospitalised, and
some arrived too late. Despite the tireless work of the team,
one in 10 of the hospitalised children died in silence, away
from many of the world’s eyes.
Often away from the world’s eyes, our teams have been working this past year in so many other crises, in places like
Democratic Republic of Congo; Darfur, Sudan; and Somalia.
Closer to home for Canadians, in St. Joseph’s Hospital on the
periphery of Cité Soleil in Haiti, MSF teams treated 2,500
patients at its trauma centre, 1,500 of those for gunshot
wounds and 500 for knife wounds.
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
t seems that 2005 was a year of natural disasters, starting
with the aftermath of the tsunami in Southeast Asia, followed
by several hurricanes including Katrina in New Orleans, and
the massive earthquake in Pakistan.
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Too often in these situations and many others our waiting
rooms are overcrowded and our emergency rooms full. Without
the dedication of our volunteers and our staff, and without the
generosity of our donors, this work wouldn’t be possible at all.
My heartfelt thanks to all of you for making sure MSF can
continue to save lives and alleviate suffering.
MEMORIAL
The end of 2005 brought a difficult time for MSF in Canada as we
mourned the death in December of Patrice Pagé, who took on the role
of our Executive Director in August. Patrice’s passion for humanitarian
ideals and his commitment to the organisation will be missed by many.
WE DEDICATE THIS REPORT TO PATRICE.
Joanne Liu MD - President, MSF Canada
MSF ANNUAL REPORT 2005
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GENERAL DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE
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t has been said that when Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)
places field workers in our humanitarian projects, we ask
them to do the impossible. The medical needs in countries
like Democratic Republic of Congo are enormous and, while
we can try to address the needs of the populations situated
around our projects, there are always people with little or
almost no access to basic health care.
This can be a huge frustration, especially for our medical
volunteers who come from a western health-care system
that – though criticised at home – provides a high level of
individualised patient care. Suddenly they find themselves
with the means to provide very basic care to but a small
portion of the population.
While Canadians worry about wait times for any number of
tests and treatments, the doctors and nurses we send to
the field often find themselves in the situation of meeting
people whose main concern is to have access to any
health care at all. Often if care is even available it is provided by well-meaning but poorly supported health-care
workers with little or no materials, or involves user fees
that are beyond the means of the average person.
It can be difficult for our doctors and nurses to return from
overseeing clinics, providing the bare necessities to hundreds of thousands of people, to work in a hospital ward
with a handful of patients receiving extensive health care.
The contrast can be overwhelming. But it is precisely this
experience that makes sending Canadian health-care
workers overseas so powerful. They appreciate the difference in needs in each context. Upon their return, most feel
an overwhelming urge to share with colleagues and communities what they have seen in the field. Their stories
have motivated Canadians who cannot do this work to provide help in their own way – through financial assistance
to organisations like MSF.
Canadians made 2005 an unprecedented year in their
commitment to MSF. Their remarkable generosity to support relief efforts for people in Southeast Asia struck by
the tsunami shocked some of us who have been doing this
work for a long time. It proved that an overwhelming
desire exists in this country to help those in need.
It also showed that organisations such as ours must
redouble our efforts at informing and sensitising
Canadians about “invisible tsunamis” like the AIDS pandemic that has swept over Africa. This invisible wave has
moved much more slowly but its devastation has created
millions of orphans and child-headed households. It has
killed those who harvest the fields and is creating food
shortages in many parts of the continent, making its populations all the more vulnerable to disease. It has wiped out
huge numbers of skilled people – doctors, nurses, midwives, community workers, teachers – that Africa so desperately needs, especially now.
A number of years ago, doctors working with MSF, in a culmination of their frustrations with the ravages of the pandemic, began to focus some serious efforts to both reduce
the price of antiretroviral (ARV) medicines and to admit
patients into treatment. Now MSF provides comprehensive
care and ARV treatment to over 60,000 patients, allowing
these people to remain alive, as productive members of
their communities and able to care for their families.
But this number is a drop in the ocean. In August 2006,
Canada will host the XVI International AIDS Conference and
MSF will be there – sharing our successes and failures –
so that others can learn from our work and take part in
this colossal battle.
MSF will be in parts of Canada during the summer of 2006
with a travelling exhibit to allow ordinary Canadians to
understand the scourge of AIDS, along with other neglected diseases that are having a huge impact on developing
countries but for which there has sadly been inadequate
attention from the world community. We hope you will
have the chance to visit the exhibit and learn more about
our patients and our work.
Ben Chapman - General Director, Interim, MSF Canada
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“”
THERE HAS BEEN A REAL SHORTAGE
OF ASSISTANCE AND MANY PEOPLE
ARE STILL IN A DESPERATE STATE.
- Goedele Van Bavel,
Project Co-ordinator, MSF
Democratic Republic of Congo
Democratic Republic of Congo © Roger Job
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“”
WHEN THESE CATASTROPHES
STRIKE, THE PEOPLE
AFFECTED THE MOST ARE
THE UNDERPRIVILEGED.
- Thierry Allafort-Duverger,
Emergency specialist, MSF
Pakistan © Bruno Stevens / Cosmos
his past year, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams
often had to work with victims of natural catastrophes,
following events such as the tsunami in Southeast Asia, the
earthquake in Kashmir in the fall, or Hurricane Stan in
Guatemala. To help survivors, we have to act quickly to get
to the disaster areas, assist the local emergency crews, help
the wounded and protect those who are the most vulnerable.
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THE TSUNAMI, A CATASTROPHE THAT LEFT ITS MARK
The tsunami of Dec. 26, 2004, led to nearly 300,000 deaths
in a dozen countries and caused major destruction to the
coastline. After initial interventions in Thailand, India,
Myanmar and Malaysia, MSF focused on Indonesia and
Sri Lanka, the countries most affected by this disaster.
Reinforcing local and international actions, we deployed
medical help (medical consultations, nursing care, surgery,
psychological services, vaccinations), distributed the bare
necessities and provided water.
After the vital needs of people in the disaster zone and
those wounded had been taken care of the rebuilding
began, work not really part of the medical mission of MSF.
Today we are still in the province of Aceh in Indonesia,
where we have implemented mental health programmes
and basic health care.
… AND INVOKED UNPARALLELED GENEROSITY
In a few weeks, the entire MSF international movement
received $151 million. The Canadian donors’ response was
exceptional, representing around $2.7 million. As of Jan. 4,
2005, the money received exceeded our operating budget
in the affected areas and we announced that MSF would
stop collecting money for the tsunami victims. Before redirecting the excess money collected to other emergencies,
we asked our donors for permission to reallocate their
donations. Our donors showed great confidence in us, and
enabled us to deploy considerable emergency help in other
areas in urgent need, such as the food crisis in Niger and
the earthquake in Pakistan.
KASHMIR, SERIOUSLY INJURED
On Oct. 8, 2005, an earthquake of magnitude 7.6 on the
Richter scale hit the region of Kashmir in India and
Pakistan. This quake injured approximately 80,000 people
and left hundreds of thousands homeless in an area where
winter is particularly harsh. The MSF teams were able to go
into action immediately, and were followed by human and
material reinforcements (the latter including tents, blankets, surgical and medical equipment) mainly in the most
affected area in Pakistan. By the end of October, more than
150 volunteers from around the world and over 620 tonnes
of equipment were on site. MSF focused on taking care of
the wounded and helping families facing the winter.
NATURAL DISASTERS
HELPING VICTIMS OF NATURAL CATASTROPHES: ONE OF OUR GREATEST CHALLENGES IN 2005
A SPECIFIC DIAGNOSIS FOR EACH SITUATION
Each of these operations is a race against time, which
requires a specific diagnosis of the medical situation and the
needs of the people. In Indonesia, for example, our teams
had to urgently build a structure for intensive care for
tetanus, a lethal disease contracted by survivors while looking for their loved ones or their property in the debris.
Psychological care is also required in an emergency situation
so that victims, in particular children, can regain some confidence in a devastated environment. After Hurricane Stan in
Guatemala, MSF brought medical assistance to the most
affected regions as well as emergency kits and potable
water. Our teams also conducted epidemiological inquiries.
Technically the logistics team experimented in Pakistan with
an inflatable tent hospital, which, within a few hours, can be
erected and serve as a functional hospital.
The more our teams are autonomous and responsive, the
more our work can be effective. This logic is what guides
MSF in its emergency operations with people who are victims of natural catastrophes, from the earthquake in
Nicaragua in 1972 to this day.
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Canadian photographer Finbarr O’Reilly won
the World Press Photo of the Year Award for 2005
for this image of a mother and child, taken in an
MSF therapeutic feeding centre in Tahoua, Niger in August.
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Niger © Reuters/Finbarr O’Reilly
NIGER
MOVING TO HOME-BASED CARE
édecins Sans Frontières (MSF) medical teams treated
over 63,000 severely malnourished children in Niger
during 2005 – the overwhelming majority on an outpatient
basis. This new approach to treatment has greatly expanded MSF’s capacity to respond to a large nutritional crisis
and has helped to save many lives in southwestern Niger,
including the Maradi, Tahoua and Zinder regions.
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Previously all severely malnourished children were hospitalised for periods of up to one month so they could receive
medical care and gradually increasing quantities of therapeutic milk. With the 2001 introduction of new products which
are essentially the solid equivalent of therapeutic milk, MSF
has largely switched to the outpatient or ambulatory management of all children not requiring intensive medical care.
This new solid food is a ready-to-use, fortified peanut
butter paste named Plumpy’nut that requires no preparation, water or cooking. Because it comes in individual
packets that are resistant to microbacterial contamination,
it can be stored for months.
Unlike therapeutic milk powders, these qualities make the
product ideal for treating a severely malnourished child at
home, thus sparing the mother the need to leave the rest
of her family for an extended period. Instead, the mother
brings the sick child once a week to one of MSF’s ambula-
tory centres where the child is examined and given medical treatment, if necessary, along with a week’s supply of
the solid therapeutic food. Only those who develop complications or sever illnesses are referred to one of MSF’s
inpatient units.
VISIBLE RESULTS
The introduction of outpatient care has had a huge impact
on treatment during the crisis in Niger. Without it, says
Dr. Milton Tectonidis, a nutritional specialist for MSF who
has worked in Maradi, Tahoua and Aguie, Niger, “we
wouldn’t have been able to treat nearly as many children.
Before, we probably would have limited ourselves to
Maradi, with maybe three or four fixed therapeutic feeding
centres. Caala, Angola, in 2002, was MSF’s last big nutritional response that did not include outpatient care.
Through three nutritional centres, we treated 8,600 children, whereas we are heading towards 30,000 in Maradi
and the neighbouring areas. So it’s a huge difference.”
“The experience in Niger may make the combination of outpatient and inpatient care the definitive strategy for MSF,”
says Dr. Tectonidis. “I don’t think we can go back again.”
Because the most vulnerable families had exhausted their
food reserves, beginning in May 2005 MSF also provided
each child’s family with a weekly food ration composed of
five kilograms of enriched flour and one litre of cooking
oil. When the child was cured and left the programme, the
family was given enough staple foods – cereal, beans and
oil – to last another month.
MSF maintains its presence in Niger, in the Maradi and
Zinder regions, with hospitalisation units to treat cases of
acute malnutrition with medical complications (anorexia,
complicated diseases) and outpatient therapeutic (ambulatory) feeding programmes for cases of acute malnutrition
without complications.
MSF ACTION IN NUMBERS
63,000
140
27
13,000
50,000
CHILDREN TREATED: More than 63,000 children
under the age of five suffering from severe
malnutrition
TEAMS: More than 140 expatriates and 1,600
national employees (doctors, nurses, nutritional
assistants, etc.) in the field
BUDGET: More than $27 million
FOOD DISTRIBUTION: More than 13,000 tonnes
of food (therapeutic feeding products, cereals, oil)
FREE MEDICAL CARE FOR CHILDREN
UNDER FIVE: 50,000 consultations and
2,000 hospitalisations
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35
36
33
8
15
22
27
24
2
13
21
25
7
29
11
18
23
32
5
30
26
16
6
20
34
28
10
1
31
17
14
4
19
37
38
12
222
08
TOTAL NUMBER OF
CANADIANS ON MISSION
FOR MSF IN 38 COUNTRIES
AROUND THE GLOBE FOR
THE YEAR 2005.
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3
2. BANGLADESH
Kevin Barlow
3. BOLIVIA
Mario Cusson
4. BURUNDI
Lindsay Bryson
Eugénie Granger
Pierre Labranche
Gabriela Pahl
Diane Rachiele
Isabelle Rioux
Raghu Venugopal
5. CAMBODIA
Nicole Tanguay
6. CENTRAL AFRICAN
REPUBLIC
Ivan Gayton
Bruce Lampard
Patrick Lemieux
Jacinthe Pressé
7. CHAD
Lindsay Bryson
Alain Calame
Jacques Caron
Kevin Coppock
Frédéric Dubé
Vincent Echavé
Mario Fortin
Émilie Frédérick
Darcy Gagnon
Barbara Leblanc
Paul N’guyen
Omar Odeh
François Riffaud
Benoît Wullens
8. CHINA
Yvan Marquis
9. COLOMBIA
Tyler Fainstat
Carrie Morrison
Darryl Stellmach
10. DEMOCRATIC
REPUBLIC OF CONGO
Nicolas Barrouillet
Fred Beaudoin
Paul Blasig
Berthier Bourque
Cathy Carlgren
Monica Chaudhuri
Heidi Chestnut
Isabelle Chotard
Stéphanie Ferland
André Fortin
Georgios Gavriilidis
Jean-François
Harvey
Serena Kasparian
Dawn Keim
Judy MacConnery
Jean-Sébastien
Matte
John Paul Morgan
Andrew Morton
Jean-François
Nouveaux
Marlene Power
Mireille Roy
Leslie Shanks
Sophie Villemaire
12. HAITI
Rosianne Ayotte
Sylvain Charbonneau
Robert Parker
Jean Sander
Fred Wiegand
13. INDIA
Karen Abbs
Adrienne Carter
Lynne Chobotar
Marise Denault
Sajida Hussain
Joel Montanez
Anna Richley
Claude Trépanier
14. INDONESIA
Marilyn Abraham
Sasha Bernatsky
André Charlebois
Michelle Chouinard
Asha Gervan
Chris Gillanders
Glen Hearns
Tammy Hinsche
Brigitte Larose
Reine Lebel
Lai-Ling Lee
Joanne Liu
Dominique Proteau
Vivienne Rowan
Gurnam (Sunny) Sodhi
Karin Sutherland
Christo Wiggins
Beverly Winder
Jennifer Grant
Jessika Huard
Barbara Leblanc
Hélène Lessard
Claudine Maari
Catherine Mason
André Munger
Célestin Musafiri
Brian Ostrow
Thierry Petry
Elaine Sansoucy
David Tu
17. KENYA
Sylvain Groulx
Sidne Maddison
18. LIBERIA
Brian Baker
Indu Gambhir
Patricia Gould
Serena Kasparian
Patrick Laurent
Asid Mitra
Chris Monnon
Carrie Morrison
19. MALAWI
Chantal St-Arnaud
20. MALAYSIA
Marie-Ève Rabbath
Jim Newton
Manisha Rajora
24. NEPAL
Katja Mogensen
25. NIGER
Farah Ali
Catherine De Ravinel
Ludovic Delabie
Michael Hall
Pierre Kronstrom
Jacinthe Larivière
Tommi Laulajainen
Ivik Olek
Jane Philpott
Dominique Proteau
James Squier
Milton Tectonidis
Danielle Trépanier
26. NIGERIA
Fred Beaudoin
Aloma Boyce
Adam Childs
Nancy Dale
Eleanor Fitzpatrick
Joanne Liu
Milton Tectonidis
27. PAKISTAN
Ian Adair
Susan Adolph
Coryna Blasko
Adrienne Carter
David Croft
Steffen De Kok
Stephanie Gee
Michael Hall
Sajida Hussain
Kathleen Skinnider
Jacques Caron
Davy Dhillon
Mike Fark
Brenda Holoboff
Sophia Kapellas
Pikka Lam
Patrick Robitaille
Grace Tang
Heather Thomson
Martine Vézina
Nasser Salam
Arun Sharma
Sheila Stam
Hassan Valji
Vanessa Van Schoor
Richard Zereik
29. SIERRA LEONE
Johana Amar
Priscilla Brooke
Chentale de Montigny
Laura Lau
Tom Sidebottom
34. UGANDA
Maïwenn Henriquet
Thomas Kelley
Sidne Maddison
Greg Neufeldt
Thierry Oulhen
Richard Poitras
Tom Ripley
Leslie Shanks
30. SOMALIA
Violet Baron
Steve Dennis
Naomi Fecteau
Bruce Lampard
31. SRI LANKA
Glen Hearns
Isabelle Jeanson
Doug Kittle
Brigitte Larose
32. SUDAN
Frank Boyce
Stephanie Faubert
Mario Fortin
Ivan Gayton
John Hazleton
Ralph Heeschen
Michel Lacharité
Yannick Lavoie
Harry MacNeil
Zayd Majoka
Simona Powell
Mireille Roy
canadians on mission
11. GUINEA
André Fortin
15. IRAN
Doris (Magdalena)
Gonzalez Fernandez
16. IVORY COAST
Matthew Calvert
Denise Chouinard
21. MALI
Farah Ali
22. MOROCCO
Berthier Bourque
23. MYANMAR
Nancy Dale
Carol Frenette
Andrew Morton
28. REPUBLIC OF CONGO
Maryse Bonnel
CANADIANS ON MISSION
1. ANGOLA
Mike Fark
Michael Hall
Anne Henderson
Miriam Lambert-Lindsay
Milton Tectonidis
33. TURKMENISTAN
Rhiannon Hughes
Safo Visha
35. UKRAINE
Gabriele Pahl
36. UZBEKISTAN
Catherine De Ravinel
Serena Kasparian
37. ZAMBIA
Bonnie Fournier
Eva Lam
Cheryl McDermid
Sima Patel
Paulo Rottman
Chris Warren
Vanessa Wright
38. ZIMBABWE
Richard Bedell
Don Chambers
Cheryl McDermid
Karin Sutherland
09
18
NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE
MILLIONS ESTIMATED TO
BE CURRENTLY AFFECTED
BY CHAGAS DISEASE IN
LATIN AMERICA.
Guatemala © Marco Baroncini/graffitipress
PROJECT PROFILES
The profiles in this report offer details about the countries
and projects MSF Canada funded in 2005. In keeping with
our principle of independence, 91 per cent of funding in
Canada for MSF’s work came from private donors, with
the remaining nine per cent coming from institutional
donors, including the Humanitarian Assistance, Peace and
Security division of the Canadian International
Development Agency (CIDA). The numbers of international
volunteers and national staff indicated represent all
members of MSF teams working on different projects in
the country profiled at one point in 2005, and not only the
staff in the project MSF Canada funded.
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3
1
2
Sri Lanka © Karsten Bidstrup
BASIC AND MENTAL HEALTH CARE
IN CONFLICT AREAS
EARTHQUAKE RESPONSE
PRIVATE FUNDS: $500,000
MSF has worked in India
since 1999.
2. INDONESIA
INTERNATIONAL STAFF: 36
NATIONAL STAFF: 622
EMERGENCY RELIEF AND MENTAL
HEALTH CARE
MSF has worked in Indonesia
since 1995.
Since 2003, MSF has been working in the state of
Jammu and Kashmir, where the conflict between
Pakistan and India has deeply affected civilians.
Here MSF staff provides primary health care, psychosocial support and counselling. MSF has also
intervened in the state of Manipur, a region affected
by internal conflicts causing displacement of populations which is generally not accessible to foreigners.
Drug abuse is widespread and the state has one of
the country’s highest HIV-prevalence rates. MSF
treats people with malaria, sexually transmitted
Indonesia was by many counts the country most
severely affected by the devastating Dec. 26, 2004
tsunami that swept parts of Southeast Asia. More
than 120,000 people were killed, 400,000 displaced
from their homes and an additional 90,000 remain
missing. Prior to the tsunami, MSF had already
established a presence in Indonesia to provide
emergency assistance. This made the dispatching of
emergency teams to areas destroyed by the tsunami
soon after the catastrophe much easier, and allowed
MSF to quickly provide assistance to people in need
of medical care, food, clean water and shelter.
During the period when roads were still impassable,
MSF teams travelled by helicopter to areas along the
diseases and other infectious diseases, such as
HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis.
On Oct. 8, 2005, an earthquake hit the northern
parts of India and Pakistan. MSF responded with
emergency assistance, providing 1,115 tonnes of
relief goods, including medical material (emergency medical kits, drugs, surgical material, dialysis machines), logistical material (especially water
and sanitation material such as tanks, pumps and
water treatment units) and shelter (tents, blankets
and sleeping mats). The efforts reached an estimated 26,000 individuals. Medical surgical supplies were provided to the main hospitals in
Srinagar and psychosocial assistance provided in
all earthquake-affected areas.
PROJECT PROFILES
1. INDIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 250
Thanks to Canadian donations, MSF work in India
focuses on improving access to basic health care,
maternal health, effective treatment of malaria
and a large mental health programme for victims
of conflict.
west and northeastern coasts of Aceh province, rapidly assessing needs, dropping emergency materials
and mobile teams, and transporting the most seriously injured to hospitals.
By March 2005, the acute emergency phase had
ended and teams began focusing on rehabilitating
health structures in order to address the basic
health needs of affected communities. MSF not only
dealt with the aftermath of the tsunami but also with
the effects of the conflict in the province of Aceh.
Maternal health, mental health, primary health care
and water and sanitation assistance were the main
focuses during 2005.
Indonesia © Stefan Pleger
asia
3. PAKISTAN
NATIONAL STAFF: 450
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND
HEALTH CARE
PRIVATE FUNDS: $1,800,000
MSF has worked in Pakistan
since 2000.
On Oct. 8, 2005, a major earthquake devastated the
Pakistani-administered region of Kashmir. The disaster caused 60,000 deaths and approximately 80,000
people were wounded. Thousands of survivors, most
of them in remote villages that were cut off by landslides and buckled roads, were forced to sleep outside with little or no shelter from the cold.
MSF teams found many health-care structures
destroyed or highly damaged. In its response, MSF
provided emergency assistance to the Pakistani
districts of Bagh and Mansehra, in addition to setting up two field hospitals under tents with a
capacity of 160 beds overall, focusing on surgery,
emergencies and intensive care. MSF provided
immediate emergency care to thousands of people
from 10 permanent locations while trying to reach
those isolated in the rest of the region. The teams
did an average of 1,000 consultations per day,
dressing wounds, providing surgical, post-operative
as well as primary health care, and vaccinated
more than 20,000 children against tetanus,
measles and polio. MSF also offered mental health
support to traumatised people. By December, MSF
teams had distributed 11,930 winterised family
tents, 14,445 construction kits and 139,437 blankets to earthquake survivors, as well as other relief
items such as cooking and hygiene kits. MSF also
addressed water supply issues in several locations
and built 900 latrines.
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7
5
4
600
NUMBER OF PEOPLE MSF TREATED
FOR VIOLENCE-RELATED INJURIES
IN ONE HOSPITAL IN CITÉ SOLEIL,
PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI BETWEEN
AUGUST AND DECEMBER 2005.
Haiti © Gael Turine
the city of Sucre. In Entre Rios, the team screens
newborns and children between nine months and 15
years of age, and in Sucre it treats children up to 18
years old, as well as hospital blood donors and
pregnant women.
MSF has worked in Bolivia
since 1986.
Chagas mainly affects those living in poverty or in
rural areas. MSF is treating people with Chagas disease in the town of Entre Rios and in the slums of
The only treatments currently available are highly
aggressive, with major side effects. Part of the MSF
campaign for research and development of drugs
5. COLOMBIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 151
The situation did not improve in 2005 for
Colombians affected by the country’s 40-year-old
civil conflict. For decades, government military
forces, paramilitary groups, and armed guerrillas
have fought against the backdrop of the narcotics
trade and conflict over natural resources, terrorising
and targeting civilians in both rural and urban areas.
people have fled their homes. Colombia now has
the third-highest number of internally displaced
persons in the world, with many seeking safety
and anonymity among the masses in shantytowns
outside major cities, where poverty, disease, and
violence are rampant.
CHAGAS DISEASE PROGRAMME
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY HEALTH
CARE, MENTAL HEALTH CARE
MSF has worked in Colombia
since 1985.
6. HAITI
NATIONAL STAFF: 263
BASIC HEALTH CARE
MSF has worked in Haiti
since 1991.
Violence continues to be the leading cause of
death in the country and more than three million
HIV/AIDS CARE
MSF has worked in Honduras
since 1998.
Santander, Tolima, Cundinamarca and Bogotá, and
runs mobile clinics to reach people in more remote
parts of the country. Financial support enables MSF
to continue delivering medical care to victims of
the civil war. Mental health support, maternal
health care and malaria treatment are the most
important elements of MSF’s work in Colombia.
In an effort to alleviate some of the suffering, MSF
provides essential medical services in Caqueta,
Chocó, Cordoba, Sucre, Bolivar, Nariño, Norte de
In response to the growing incidence of violence
against civilians, MSF opened a trauma centre at
St. Joseph’s Hospital in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This
centre offers free emergency medical and surgical
care. MSF also works in the centre of the island, in
three health structures in Artibonite, where special
attention is paid to children as well as women of
reproductive age. In one of the centres, MSF has
already integrated voluntary counselling and testing
for HIV to help prevent mother-to-child-transmission.
In August 2005, MSF reopened Choscal Hospital in
the Cité Soleil slum of Port-au-Prince, and the primary health-care centre of Chapi. Here MSF
addresses the consequences of violence, where
more than 600 people have been treated for gunshot and machete wounds, half of which were children, women and the elderly.
According to national medical authorities, the AIDS
virus affects 70,000 people in Honduras. Of that number, 7,000 are believed to be in urgent need of lifeextending antiretroviral (ARV) treatment but only half
currently have access to those medications. HIV
patients in Honduras began receiving antiretroviral
drugs in 2002, with MSF’s active involvement. The
country has received funding from the Global Fund for
five years, allowing the Honduran Ministry of Health to
run 20 HIV/AIDS treatment centres in the country,
offering comprehensive care including ARV treatment.
of the city where maternal mortality rates are still
very high. The basic health-care centre saw over
18,000 medical consultations in 2005. MSF is
also treating victims of sexual violence in a programme that offers outreach and treatment, as
well as referral for further psychological care,
protection and legal assistance.
MSF opened a project in Decayette, providing
free maternal and reproductive services, in a part
the americas
7. HONDURAS
NATIONAL STAFF: 31
addressing the needs of people living with Chagas
this year included a photography book as well as a
photo exhibit about this disease, which was shown
in several cities, including at a meeting of INCOSUR,
an organisation of South American countries.
PROJECT PROFILES
In Bolivia, MSF is working to help people with
Chagas disease, a parasitic and ultimately lethal illness. The country is home to the world’s largest
number of people suffering from Chagas, with
1.8 million already infected and 3.7 million at risk.
4. BOLIVIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 46
In 2001, MSF set up an AIDS treatment project
in Tela, on the northern coast of the country.
Today, 300 patients are receiving ARVs through
this programme. Responsibility for their treatment was transferred officially to national health
authorities in September 2005. MSF will monitor
the project until mid-2006 to ensure continuity
of the programme.
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70
PERCENTAGE OF THE
POPULATION THAT IS
WITHOUT ACCESS TO
BASIC HEALTH CARE
IN ANGOLA.
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21
11
14
20
16 15
18
13
10
19
12
9
8
22
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Angola © Xavier van der Stappen
BASIC HEALTH CARE AND
NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT
MSF has worked in Angola
since 1983.
9. BURUNDI
NATIONAL STAFF: 755
PRIMARY AND SECONDARY
HEALTH CARE
MSF has worked in Burundi
since 1992.
africa
10. CAMEROON
NATIONAL STAFF: 68
HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME
MSF has worked in Cameroon
since 2000.
Three years after Angola’s civil war has ended,
70 per cent of the population still does not have
access to basic health care and the country has
one of the world’s highest child mortality rates.
The Angolan authorities have achieved some
progress in various areas and MSF has handed
over primary health-care activities to the Ministry
of Health in two provinces. However, MSF continues to provide basic health care in hospitals,
health centres and mobile clinics in other parts
of the country.
PROJECT PROFILES
8. ANGOLA
NATIONAL STAFF: 1,099
MSF has also integrated HIV/AIDS care within its
TB projects because of the increasing numbers of
patients who are co-infected with both diseases.
In Huila, one of the provinces where MSF is present, the main illnesses treated are malaria, respiratory tract infections, diarrhoea and tuberculosis
(TB). The number of reported TB cases has
increased almost threefold in Angola since 1999.
Between March and July 2005, MSF also provided
emergency assistance when the northern province
of Uige was confronted with an epidemic of
Marburg fever. This highly infectious, rare, and
deadly haemorrhagic fever (of which only the
symptoms are treatable) resembling Ebola killed
over 300 people during this outbreak. The MSF
intervention included setting up and managing
the isolation unit, maintaining hospital infection
control and reinforcing universal precautions.
MSF also assisted with case finding and contact
tracing, ensuring safe burial practices, and maintaining water and sanitation systems.
MSF has provided emergency medical services
through the long civil war in Burundi. Even as the
country slowly moves towards political stability (a
presidential election was successfully held in mid2005), sporadic violence continues. The many years of
war have devastated the health sector. Life expectancy
has fallen to almost 40 years and HIV/AIDS prevalence
is now estimated at 2.4 per cent in rural areas and
between nine and 10 per cent in urban areas.
To help meet some of the needs, MSF is present in
many parts of Burundi, treating war wounded, responding to disease outbreaks and providing basic and secondary medical care. MSF offers medicines, training
and supervision of medical activities. MSF teams also
run nutritional activities such as supplementary feeding
for malnourished children. MSF provides medical care
for victims of sexual violence and raises community
awareness about sexual violence and its consequences.
Canadian funds went to primary health care in hospitals and clinics in the Moso region undertaking surgery, treatment of tuberculosis and malaria, and
maternal health care. In 2005, MSF also responded to
the health needs of Rwandan refugees present in the
north of Burundi.
Since 2001, MSF has been implementing comprehensive HIV/AIDS treatment in the cities of Yaoundé
and Douala, offering medical care and psychosocial
support to HIV-positive patients and contributing to
the availability of antiretroviral (ARV) treatment.
Cameroon became the first country in Africa where
MSF introduced ARV treatment for people with limited resources with its project in the capital Yaoundé.
The project in Douala was launched in a district hospital and a subdistrict medical centre in the first attempt
to decentralize AIDS treatment and integrate HIV/AIDS
patients into non-specific HIV/AIDS health structures.
MSF teams first delivered voluntary counselling and
testing, treatment for opportunistic infections, homebased care, and psychological support. In 2003, ARV
treatment was introduced and by the end of 2005,
over 3,500 patients had been enrolled in the Douala
project, of which more than 1,100 are receiving
affordable ARV treatment.
Angola © Bruno De Cock/MSF
MSF also supports professional training sessions on
medical and psychosocial support for health workers, people living with HIV/AIDS and other actors in
the country.
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PROJECT PROFILES
11. CHAD
NATIONAL STAFF: 405
EMERGENCY MEDICAL AND
NUTRITIONAL SUPPORT
MSF has worked in Chad
since 1981.
12. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
OF CONGO (DRC)
EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE AND
NUTRITION
MSF has worked in DRC
since 1981.
MSF has been working with Sudanese refugees in
eastern Chad for the last two years. In that period,
approximately 200,000 people have fled from the
conflict in Darfur, Sudan and settled in numerous
camps set up along a 500-kilometre stretch of border between the two countries. The living conditions
in this very dry region of Chad include scarcity of
food and drinking water as well as very hot temperatures. Lacking shelter many refugees suffer from
The past year has been a so-called transition period
in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a time when
the country was meant to move from war to peace.
However, violence continues to flare up in parts of
Ituri province, in North and South Kivu provinces,
and in parts of Katanga province, while people lack
food, shelter and the most basic health care.
According to estimates, some four million people
have died since the outbreak of the civil war. A great
majority have died of preventable diseases such as
malaria and measles, far from the eyes of the outside world.
In the southeastern province of Katanga, where
clashes between militias, Mai-Mai rebels and the
newly unified Congolese army continue to wreak
HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME
MSF has worked in Ethiopia
since 1984.
Ethiopia © Marilena Stafylidou
At a national level, MSF is working to improve
treatment of malaria by introducing artemisininbased combination therapy. In Bongor district
MSF is running a surgical training programme,
a malaria project and a vaccination campaign
against meningitis.
Thanks to Canadian support, MSF provided food
and shelter to refugees living in four camps near
the Sudanese border, built latrines, trucked in clean
water, opened health posts and carried out a
meningitis vaccination campaign. In the same district of Adré, MSF provided medical care, surgery,
paediatric and maternal care and treatment for
malnourished children.
havoc, MSF focuses its work on health care for displaced people. DRC represents one of the largest
MSF operations worldwide, providing a wide range
of services including primary and secondary health
care, treatment for malnutrition, emergency surgery,
mobile health care, long-term tuberculosis treatment
and care for victims of sexual violence. In August
2005, MSF opened a new programme in Mukubu
when the resumption of hostilities resulted in the
displacement of 15,000 people.
Canadian donations went to health-care projects in
the provinces of North Kivu, South Kivu and Katanga
where vaccination campaigns were also conducted,
and the HIV/AIDS care and treatment programme in
the city of Bukavu saw further growth.
According to government statistics, at least half of all
Ethiopians don’t have access to basic health care.
Ethiopia lacks infrastructure and insecurity plagues
parts of the country. Ethiopia’s economy relies heavily
on agriculture, which is almost entirely dependent on
rainfall, and many residents exist on food aid from
abroad. Across the country, MSF assists in treating
those with diseases with devastating effects: malaria,
kala azar, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS.
13. ETHIOPIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 721
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malnutrition, dehydration, respiratory infections or
psychological trauma.
One and a half million people are believed to be HIVpositive in the country. Humera, in northern Tigray
DRC © Per-Anders Pettersson/Getty Images
region, sees a high prevalence of HIV among seasonal
workers, soldiers and commercial sex workers. MSF
expanded its AIDS programme in early 2004 through a
network of 20 clinics. Patients receive voluntary counselling and testing, care for opportunistic infections
and sexually transmitted infections, treatment with
life-extending antiretroviral medicines, and counselling
to encourage treatment adherence. By the end of
2005, 644 patients were under care in the MSF programme in Humera. Malnourished patients also
received therapeutic feeding from MSF to boost their
response to care.
MALARIA TREATMENT
MSF has worked in Guinea
since 1986.
15. IVORY COAST
BASIC HEALTH CARE
CIDA: $700,000
MSF has worked in Ivory Coast
since 1990.
The fragile political, economic and social situation of
the country, along with the difficulties of the government to respect its basic obligations in terms of
infrastructures and public services, make life
extremely difficult for a major part of the population
of Guinea. During the civil wars in Sierra Leone and
Liberia, and more recently in Ivory Coast, Guinea
also hosted a great number of refugees from these
neighbouring countries. Today, most of the refugees
still living in Guinea are from Ivory Coast, where the
situation remains highly precarious.
30 per cent of cases and carries a mortality rate of
40 per cent.
An estimated 50 per cent of the population lives
under the poverty threshold and 21 per cent in
absolute poverty, creating a permanent humanitarian
crisis for a population lacking all basic public services. Malaria is endemic and the major public health
problem — it is the first cause of hospitalisation in
Current MSF activities in Dabola focus on prevention
of malaria and treatment of the disease with
artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT), as
well as advocating for the use of ACT for Guinea
national treatment protocols.
PROJECT PROFILES
14. GUINEA
NATIONAL STAFF: 277
Elections planned for 2005 were postponed to 2006,
leaving the political and humanitarian situation in
Ivory Coast fragile, and a country de facto divided in
two. MSF works in both sides, providing primary and
secondary health care.
MSF supports hospitals in Bouaké and Man. In the
western town of Danané, MSF supports a 110-bed
hospital and provides primary care through mobile
clinics in 10 sites. Over 140,000 outpatient consultations took place in 2005. The range of health
needs MSF addresses in this region includes tuberculosis, malnutrition and HIV/AIDS, as well as maternal care and surgery.
Ivory Coast © Peter Casaer/MSF
16. LIBERIA
africa
BASIC HEALTH CARE
CIDA: $500,000
MSF has worked in Liberia
since 1990.
Liberia appears on a slow road to recovery after 14
years of civil war. In 2005, the first democratic election
in almost two decades was held in the country, leading to the election of Africa’s first woman president.
Still, most Liberians continue to struggle for their survival without access to basic health care, drinking
water and sanitation facilities. Present during the conflict, MSF continues to answer to the needs of the
population today by improving access to primary and
secondary health-care services.
MSF teams work in hospitals and clinics in Monrovia,
the capital city, and from bases in Nimba, Buchanan
and Zwedru to reach rural areas. They provide basic
health care; paediatric and reproductive health care in
some clinics, including treatment of sexually transmitted infections; and nutritional screenings and immunisations for children. MSF has also integrated care for
victims of sexual violence in its projects. In addition,
MSF supplies medicines and medical materials, trains
local health workers and maintains water and sanita-
tion facilities at clinics. Until mid-2005, when many
displaced persons returned home, MSF had been
working in several camps, running clinics and supporting health posts. In June, MSF responded to a cholera
outbreak in Monrovia.
Canadian support enables us to continue the medical
and nutritional assistance in several locations in the
east of Liberia. A nutritional programme in Monrovia
came to a successful end during the summer of 2005.
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PROJECT PROFILES
17. NIGER
EMERGENCY NUTRITION
MSF has worked in Niger at
various times since 1985.
Widespread endemic acute malnutrition has been
recorded in Niger since 2001 by MSF teams. In such a
situation, the slightest breakdown, be it a drop in harvests
or a rise in food prices, is enough to trigger a dramatic
rise in the number of children to fall victim to severe malnutrition. Tens of thousands of children are affected each
year by malnutrition in this country where the majority of
the population can’t afford access to health care.
However, and despite several MSF emergency appeals,
the response has been largely insufficient to combat this
highly endemic situation and 2005 saw the worst crisis
ever known in Niger.
From January to December 2005, MSF treated over
63,000 children through mobile feeding centres located
in the Maradi, Tahoua and Zinder regions, and offered
each malnourished child’s family a weekly food ration. As
of May 2005, the majority of the families had exhausted
their food reserves. When a child was cured and left the
programme, the family was given enough staple foods to
last another month. MSF has also launched 10 inpatient
feeding centres for the most severe and complicated
case, each centre with a capacity of up to 200 children.
In these centres, the patients are fed and given intensive
medical care until their conditions stabilise and they are
able to return to an ambulatory centre. Based on a highly
nutritional product, Plumpy’nut, that is easy to use by
mothers at home, this ambulatory system is an innovation that allows a dramatic increase in the number of
children admitted to these programmes. Read more
about MSF’s work in Niger on page 07.
In Nigeria, MSF work includes treatment of malaria
and AIDS, providing therapeutic feeding for children,
and also focuses on mental health care for victims
of violence. MSF also responds to disease outbreaks
HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME AND NUTRITION
such as measles.
18. NIGERIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 316
MSF has worked in Nigeria
since 1996.
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The estimated prevalence of HIV/AIDS in
Nigeria is five per cent of the population. The
Niger © Christiane Roth/MSF
government announced free antiretroviral
(ARV) treatment as of 2006. In Lagos, MSF
has moved from defining a workable programme model in 2003 to scaling up and
decentralising AIDS-care activities. By the
end of 2005, MSF had 1,008 people on ARVs
out of a total of 1,550 patients enrolled in
our programme.
Ongoing support form donors made it possible for
MSF to further expand its HIV/AIDS programme in
Lagos as well as start up nutritional assistance programmes in the north of the country.
BASIC HEALTH CARE AND TREATMENT
OF SLEEPING SICKNESS
MSF has worked in
Republic of Congo since 1997.
Republic of Congo © Fredaigue Alain
20. SIERRA LEONE
NATIONAL STAFF: 458
BASIC HEALTH CARE
MSF has worked in Sierra Leone
since 1986.
21. SUDAN
EMERGENCY HEALTH CARE
CIDA: $650,000
africa
MSF has worked in Sudan
since 1979.
Sierra Leone is slowly recovering from 11 years of
a conflict that killed tens of thousands of people
and caused the displacement of two million.
Though the country is now stable, the living conditions of the population remain very poor and most
of the health infrastructures have collapsed. Sierra
Leone has hosted many Liberian refugees in past
years but most of them have returned home. In
2005, MSF continued to provide basic health care
When the government of Sudan and the Southern
Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) signed a
peace agreement in January 2005, Africa’s longestrunning civil war ostensibly came to an end.
However, any true sense of peace and security still
eludes the population, and those most affected by
the 20-year conflict have yet to witness any real
improvement in their living conditions.
In the Darfur region of Sudan, a separate conflict has
killed up to 300,000 people and left 2.2 million displaced from their homes. MSF teams continue to see
a significant number of victims of direct violence, and
security remains a limiting factor for adequate provision of medical assistance.
Despite the peace accord signed in 2003, Republic
of Congo is still insecure and there has been little
improvement in terms of health care. In the Pool
region, civil war has destroyed health infrastructures
and forced many health workers and other civilians
to leave. In 2005, MSF’s teams provided medical
assistance in three hospitals and nine health posts
in this region. In addition, the teams gave emergency obstetrical care as well as treatment for
patients with tuberculosis, HIV/AIDS, war trauma or
sexually transmitted infections. Through mobile clinics, MSF conducted over 35,000 outpatient medical
consultations per month in Kinkala and Kindamba.
Since 2000, MSF has been helping people infected
with sleeping sickness (African Trypanosomiasis), an
illness that is fatal if left untreated. In April 2005,
however, MSF closed this programme because of
reduced disease prevalence, keeping only a mobile
team that worked in remote or insecure areas until
the end of the year. On the base of its successful
experience, MSF has also been advocating for the
adoption, by national authorities, of its new treatment protocol for sleeping sickness.
and maternity care for the remaining refugees and
the local population. In addition, MSF provides
nutritional treatment for mothers and their children,
mental health support and runs a programme for
victims of sexual violence.
obstetric surgery and material for the laboratory.
MSF also provides medical material and medicine
to smaller health units in the districts and trains
local health workers. In both districts, MSF offers
care for HIV-positive pregnant women to help prevent mother-to-child transmission of the virus. In
collaboration with the national AIDS programme,
MSF has launched two maternity houses for pregnant women.
Within the district hospitals of Kambia and
Tonkolili, MSF supports the paediatric and maternity services, providing staff for emergency and
PROJECT PROFILES
19. REPUBLIC OF CONGO
NATIONAL STAFF: 223
Throughout the year, MSF treated thousands of children for severe malnutrition in Upper Nile and Jonglei
states, as well as provided support to a hospital in
Bahr el Ghazal state. In 2005, failed rains combined
with the return of tens of thousands of displaced people and refugees from neighbouring countries aggravated the region’s chronic food insecurity.
Our work here remains one of MSF’s biggest missions,
with more than 400,000 medical consultations in
Darfur over the course of 2005. Our programmes
range from treatment of infectious diseases and malnutrition to reproductive health care and surgery. This
medical assistance is delivered through clinics and
health posts in numerous locations.
Sudan © Tomas Van Houtryve
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PROJECT PROFILES
22. ZAMBIA
NATIONAL STAFF: 112
HIV/AIDS PROGRAMME
MSF has worked in Zambia
since 1999.
Zambia © Julie Rémy
23. ZIMBABWE
NATIONAL STAFF: 119
EMERGENCY CARE AND HIV/AIDS
MSF has worked in Zimbabwe
since 2000.
It is estimated that over 16 per cent of the adult
population of Zambia is infected with HIV and that
approximately 89,000 people die each year in this
country from AIDS. Because of their isolated location, people in the Nchelenge district have had little
access to quality health care in general and no AIDS
care in particular. MSF is working to implement an
HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care programme
as a model for other programmes in Zambia. MSF
offers voluntary counselling and HIV testing, treatment of opportunistic infections and laboratory service, with over 1,300 patients under care in 2005.
People living with HIV/AIDS are actively involved in
Zimbabwe has suffered from numerous crises these
last years, causing the collapse of most basic services. Life expectancy in the country has fallen to 33
years. HIV/AIDS continues to be a health catastrophe in the country, with about one quarter of the
population already living with the virus.
From May to June 2005, the Zimbabwean government campaign, Operation Restore Order, demolished illegal houses and market places in major
urban areas, affecting 700,000 people. Those
whose homes were targeted crowded into the
houses of friends or family, travelled to rural
areas, or have been forced to go into governmentrun transit camps with very poor living conditions.
MSF provided medical care, water and sanitation
as well as relief items to those affected, both in
the camps and in other places where people gathered. The teams used mobile clinics to reach some
of the displaced. In July 2005, the government
began to close down the camps to force the
inhabitants to rural areas.
In December 2005, MSF combated a cholera outbreak in the country’s eastern provinces of
Manicaland and Mashonaland-East.
Zimbabwe © Miguel Cuenca
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the programme, mobilising the population and advocating for the government to take up the responsibilities to care for its citizens.
MSF also responded to a cholera outbreak in
December of 2005 in Zambia. MSF provided emergency assistance, covering almost all aspects of
response to the epidemic, including individual case
management; global organisation of the response;
information sharing with the community; and water
and sanitation.
VOLUNTEER PROFILE
Sudan © Kris Torgeson
NASSER SALAM, MSF VOLUNTEER
t seems with every Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) volunteer, a
new mold is created and an old one broken. Each one has their
own story to tell, their own motivations.
I
Abdul Nasser Salam grew up in Kabul, Afghanistan and now calls
Toronto home. Before moving to Canada, Nasser was employed
by MSF for five years in Afghanistan, working as a finance and
administration officer. He left Afghanistan in 1998 after repeated
Taliban attacks on the city of Mazar-i-Sharif and threats to staff
of international aid organisations.
Sudan © Sergio Martin
“I was born and raised in a country where there was war for over
two decades,” says Nasser. “I have seen the people who suffered
from conflicts and seen the needs.”
The strength of MSF’s ability to bring aid and make a difference
to the life and health of internally displaced people, refugees, and
other populations in need drew him to the organisation.
His experience first as staff in Afghanistan and more recently as
an expatriate from Canada meant progressing from functional
and vital everyday work on a project to taking part in broader
decisions about how programmes are run. He has also participated in explorations for MSF missions in different areas.
Sudan © Nasser Salam
In 2005, Nasser spent six months in Sudan volunteering as a
logistician in Darfur. The smiles on the faces of mothers and children who received nutritional support from MSF are still fresh in
his mind, and for him MSF’s mandate to speak out publicly about
the needs of its patients is an integral part of the organisation’s
work and one of the roles of a volunteer when they return home.
Having worked as a local employee and as a Canadian volunteer
has given Nasser keen insight into the way in which MSF operates in the field, both with patients and with staff. He considers
the training of local staff one of the most important jobs an expatriate volunteer does, often providing long-term skills to members
of the communities.
Nasser currently works as a driver for a transport company, but
is ready and anxious to go back to the field with MSF.
“People who are living in developing countries deserve to live in
peace, with clean drinking water and proper health care just as
in developed countries,” he says.
The needs of our beneficiaries are often great, but so is
what Nasser and other volunteers as well as donors, help
MSF do every day.
Sudan © MSF
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AUDITORS’ REPORT
To the Members of
Doctors Without Borders Canada/
Médecins Sans Frontières Canada
We have audited the statement of financial position of Doctors Without Borders Canada/Médecins Sans Frontières Canada as at
December 31, 2005 and the statements of operations, changes in net assets and cash flows for the year then ended. These
financial statements are the responsibility of the Organization’s management. Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these
financial statements based on our audit.
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE
AND ACCOUNTABILITY
82.23% Programme
Activities
Except as explained in the following paragraph, we conducted our audit in accordance with Canadian generally accepted auditing
standards. Those standards require that we plan and perform an audit to obtain reasonable assurance whether the financial
statements are free of material misstatement. An audit includes examining, on a test basis, evidence supporting the amounts and
disclosures in the financial statements. An audit also includes assessing the accounting principles used and significant estimates
made by management, as well as evaluating the overall financial statement presentation.
In common with many non-profit organizations, the Organization derives revenue from donations, the completeness of which is not
susceptible of satisfactory audit verification. Accordingly, our verification of this revenue was limited to the amounts recorded in
the records of the Organization and we were not able to determine whether any adjustments might be necessary to donations,
excess of revenue over expenses, assets and net assets.
In our opinion, except for the effect of adjustments, if any, which we might have determined to be necessary had we been able to
satisfy ourselves concerning the completeness of the revenue referred to in the preceding paragraph, these financial statements
present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of the Organization as at December 31, 2005 and the results of its
operations and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Canadian generally accepted accounting principles. As
required by the Canada Corporations Act, we report that, in our opinion, these principles have been applied on a basis consistent
with that of the preceding year.
13.87% Fundraising
Chartered Accountants
3.9% Administration
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Toronto, Canada
March 3, 2006
AUDITORS’ REPORT
DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS CANADA/MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES CANADA
(Incorporated under the laws of Canada)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
December 31, 2005, with comparative figures for 2004
Year ended December 31, 2005, with comparative figures for 2004
2005
ASSETS
Current assets:
Cash and cash equivalents
Accounts receivable (note 2)
Prepaid expenses
Investments (note 3)
2004
$ 5,445,650
1,506,046
43,344
1,508,588
8,503,628
$ 3,030,582
3,970,079
44,604
601,035
7,646,300
48,482
72,024
$ 8,552,110
$ 7,718,324
$ 629,410
157,266
786,676
$ 763,767
2,232,128
2,995,895
48,482
7,716,952
7,765,434
72,024
4,650,405
4,722,429
$ 8,552,110
$ 7,718,324
Capital assets (note 4)
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities:
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities (note 5)
Deferred contributions (note 6)
Net assets:
Invested in capital assets
Unrestricted
See accompanying notes to financial statements.
2005
2004
$ 22,286,878
$ 12,298,665
2,250,000
251,760
78,371
24,867,009
3,974,293
44,889
62,324
16,380,171
EXPENSES (note 9):
Program services:
Emergency and medical projects (notes 7 and 8) 16,315,720
Public education
535,414
Program support and development
1,095,505
17,946,639
11,134,555
498,790
1,225,192
12,858,537
REVENUE:
Donations
Support from Canadian International
Development Agency (note 7)
Interest
Other
Supporting services:
Management and general
Fundraising
Excess of revenue over expenses
850,368
3,026,997
3,877,365
558,567
2,426,146
2,984,713
21,824,004
15,843,250
$ 3,043,005
$ 536,921
On behalf of the Board:
Joanne Liu MD
President, MSF Canada
Christopher Doll
Treasurer
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AUDITORS’ REPORT
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Year ended December 31, 2005
Unrestricted
$ 4,650,405
Net assets, beginning of year
(expenses over revenue) 3,090,169
Purchase of capital assets
(23,622)
Net assets, end of year
2005
Invested in
capital assets
$ 72,024
Total
$ 4,722,429
Total
$ 4,185,508
(47,164)
23,622
3,043,005
–
536,921
–
$ 48,482
$ 7,765,434
$ 4,722,429
$ 7,716,952
2004
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
CASH PROVIDED BY (USED IN):
OPERATING ACTIVITIES:
Amortization of capital assets which does
not involve cash
Change in non-cash operating working capital:
Accounts receivable
Prepaid expenses
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities
Deferred contributions
INVESTING ACTIVITIES:
Purchase of investments, net
Purchase of capital assets
Increase (decrease) in cash and cash equivalents
Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of year
Cash and cash equivalents, end of year
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2005
2004
$ 3,043,005
$ 536,921
47,164
37,492
2,464,033
1,260
(134,357)
(2,074,862)
3,346,243
(2,660,065)
(20,060)
(99,391)
2,195,457
(9,646)
(907,553)
(23,622)
(931,175)
(51,273)
(47,181)
(98,454)
2,415,068
3,030,582
(108,100)
3,138,682
$ 5,445,650
$ 3,030,582
Doctors Without Borders Canada/Médecins Sans Frontières Canada (“MSF Canada”) actively
commenced operations on January 1, 1992. MSF Canada offers assistance to populations in
distress, victims of natural or man-made disasters and victims of armed conflict, without
discrimination and irrespective of race, religion, creed or political affiliation.
MSF Canada is a registered charity under the Income Tax Act (Canada) and, while registered, is
exempt from income taxes.
1. SIGNIFICANT ACCOUNTING POLICIES:
These financial statements have been prepared in accordance with Canadian generally accepted
accounting principles. The significant accounting policies are summarized as follows:
(a) Cash and cash equivalents:
Cash and cash equivalents consist of cash on hand and short-term investments with
original maturities of less than 90 days.
(b) Investments:
Investments are recorded at market value.
(c) Revenue recognition:
MSF Canada follows the deferral method of accounting for contributions. Unrestricted
contributions are recognized when received or receivable if the amount to be received
can be reasonably estimated and collection is reasonably assured. Donations are
recognized on a cash basis since pledges are not legally enforceable claims. Externally
restricted contributions are recognized as revenue in the year in which the related
expenses are incurred.
(d) Capital assets:
Capital assets consist of office equipment and leasehold improvements. These costs
are capitalized and amortized on a straight-line basis using an estimated useful life of
three years.
(e) Contributed materials and services:
Doctors and other volunteers contribute a significant amount of time in support of MSF
Canada. However, as this time cannot be easily valued, contributed services are not
recognized in the financial statements. Contributed materials are also not recognized.
(f) Use of estimates:
The preparation of financial statements requires management to make estimates and
assumptions that affect the reported amounts of assets and liabilities and disclosure of
contingent assets and liabilities at the date of the financial statements and the reported
amounts of revenue and expenses during the year. Actual results could differ from
those estimates.
2.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE:
Donations receivable
Canadian International Development Agency (“CIDA”)
MSF Holland
Other MSF organizations
Other
2005
$ 1,091,498
–
188,901
150,334
75,313
2004
$ 3,098,450
600,000
140,941
67,079
63,609
$ 1,506,046
$ 3,970,079
6. DEFERRED CONTRIBUTIONS:
Deferred contributions represent funds received for special projects. The continuity of this
balance is as follows:
2005
2004
$ 2,232,128
$ 36,671
Deferred contributions, beginning of year
Receipts from other sources
149,370
2,217,309
(2,222,242)
(21,852)
Program expenditures
Refund of unspent amount
(1,990)
–
Deferred contributions, end of year
3.
$ 2,232,128
INVESTMENTS:
Deposit note
Equities
Real estate
2005
$ 584,000
99,588
825,000
2004
$ 576,350
24,685
–
$ 1,508,588
$ 601,035
The deposit note is a variable rate Dow Jones Industrial Average Linked Deposit Note from a
chartered bank with a minimum annualized compound rate of return of 2.83% and a maturity
date of November 2, 2006.
Equities represent investments in mutual funds, and are carried at market.
In 2005, the Organization received a major gift of real estate.
4.
$ 157,266
AUDITORS’ REPORT
NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
In 2004, the Organization received an extraordinary amount of funds related to the Asian
Tsunami, which were reflected in deferred contributions in the amount of $2,198,309. These
contributions were sent to emergency projects in 2005.
7. CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AGENCY:
MSF Canada solicits funds for projects being undertaken by MSF worldwide from CIDA. CIDA
funds a number of these projects and grants the funding to MSF Canada. MSF Canada retains
between 4% and 5% (2004 - 4% and 5%) of the CIDA funds to cover its project coordination,
administration and overhead costs. MSF Canada enters into an agency agreement with the
operational MSF section that will carry out the project and passes on the CIDA funds to that
section. At the conclusion of the project, the operational section accounts for the funds to MSF
Canada. MSF Canada reviews these accounts and presents them to CIDA. To the extent that
the funds are not fully spent, they are returned by the operational section to MSF Canada and by
MSF Canada to CIDA.
CAPITAL ASSETS:
Office equipment
Leasehold improvements
Cost
$ 264,263
13,345
2005
Accumulated
amortization
$ 222,192
6,934
Net book
value
$ 42,071
6,411
2004
Net book
value
$ 65,393
6,631
$ 277,608
$ 229,126
$ 48,482
$ 72,024
5. ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED LIABILITIES:
Included in accounts payable and accrued liabilities is $485,873 (2004 - $677,367) in amounts
owing to other MSF organizations.
New grants recognized as revenue
Grants disbursed by country:
Angola
Ivory Coast
Burundi
Liberia
Sudan
Canada Volunteers Project
2005
$ 2,250,000
2004
$ 3,974,293
$–
665,000
–
–
475,000
617,500
380,000
$ 1,153
–
1,208,678
1,331,900
475,000
760,000
–
$ 2,137,500
$ 3,776,731
The grants disbursed are included in program services expenses - emergency and medical projects.
For the year ended December 31, 2005, the difference between net grants recognized as
revenue and grants disbursed represents project coordination, administration and overhead
expenses totalling $112,500 (2004 - $197,562).
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS (continued)
8.
9. EXPENSES:
MSF Canada has allocated its common expenses to the following accounts:
EMERGENCY, MEDICAL, NUTRITION AND HEALTH PROJECTS BY COUNTRY:
Projects funded by CIDA (note 7)
Afghanistan
Angola
Bolivia
Burundi
Cameroon
Chad
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ethiopia
Guinea
Haiti
Honduras
India
Indonesia
Iraq
Laos
Liberia
Mexico
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Pakistan
Palestine Territories
Republic of Congo
Sierra Leone
South Sudan
Sudan
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Other:
Access to essential medicines and DNDi
Other field activities
2005
$ 2,137,500
–
330,921
329,660
500,000
250,000
200,000
900,000
–
1,664,771
500,000
200,000
400,000
300,000
500,000
650,000
–
–
650,000
–
–
553,000
800,000
1,800,000
–
500,000
700,000
700,000
700,000
250,000
350,000
2004
$ 3,776,731
400,000
330,920
–
400,000
250,000
–
550,000
50,000
869,080
350,000
–
75,000
400,000
200,200
–
885
150,000
500,000
150,000
400,000
–
–
–
9,911
300,000
500,000
–
950,000
200,000
–
364,837
85,031
260,411
61,417
$ 16,315,720
$ 11,134,555
Public education
Program support and development
Management and general
Fundraising
15%
40%
20%
25%
This allocation is supported by Médecins Sans Frontières International.
10. COMMITMENTS:
MSF Canada has commitments for its leased premises and equipment. The future minimum
annual lease payments are as follows:
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
$ 220,000
164,000
136,000
46,000
46,000
$ 612,000
11. FAIR VALUES OF FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS:
The fair values of cash and cash equivalents, accounts receivable and accounts payable
and accrued liabilities approximate their carrying values due to the short-term nature of
these instruments.
The fair values of investments are based on quoted market values, as disclosed in note 3.
Indonesia © Francesco Zizola
We wish to thank each one of you, our donors, for being there in solidarity
with our patients and for supporting our operations and the work of MSF.
In 2005, more than 80,000 Canadians donated financially, organised
fundraising events and assisted us with our activities. The following are some
of the many people whose extraordinary generosity has helped MSF provide
independent medical care to populations in danger around the world.
a
A Dozen Or So
A T Storrs Ltd.
Arun Abbi
Abdi Abdalla
Basma Abdelgafar
Ramzy Abdel-Galil
Anjum Abedi
Randall P. Abele
Arnold B. Aberman
Cherrie Abraham
Robert Abraham
Chester M. Abramek
E. Jean Abrams
Barbara Abramson
Kimberley Abshoff
Ron & Jan Abson
Acadia University Faculty
Association
ACF/Transportaide
Active Insurance &
Financial Management
Ltd.
Sue Adam
Marcy Adams
Robert & Anne Adams
Stephen Adams
Neill K. J. Adhikari
John & Merilyn Adler
John J. Adrian
Aero-Dyne Repair Services
Aeroplan
Vipin Aggarwal
Peter Aghar
Emaad Ahmed
Peter Ajello
AKA Communication
Associates, Inc.
Jasmine T. Akbarali
Claudia Akins
Real Alarie
Peter W. Alberti
Wilfred Albi
Martin & Joyce Albright
Paul Albright
Nancy Aldrich
Alert Music Inc.
Elizabeth R. Alexander
Timothy W. Alexander
Lois M. Alger
Algoma University College
Faculty Association
Janan Al-Hassani
George Alig
Inga M. Alig
All Charities Campaign
All West Insurance
Services Ltd.
Sperling Allan
Della Allen
Franklin Allen
Jack W. Allen
Joseph Allen
Laurette Allen
Marian Allen
Rae Allen
Ruth M. Allen
Brad Batten & Marla
Allison
David Allison
The Alma Mater Society
Michael B. Alms
Al’s Pets & Supplies
Flower Nook & Gifts
Alsace Enterprise Ltd.
Dennis J. Alsop
Norman Althouse
Peter Ambery
Amercoat Canada
Alexander & Barbara Ames
Carlo Ammendolia
Ams Industries Limited
James Hanley & Amy
Richmond
Bobby Anand
John Anczurowski
Christian E. & Kathy L.
Andersen
Brent Anderson
David Anderson
Gary Anderson
Gloria June Anderson
Kirk Anderson
Mary Anderson
Mary Jo Anderson
P. M. Anderson
Peter Anderson
Phillis Anderson
Robert K. Anderson
Susan Anderson
William Anderson
Isabelle Andre
Christine Andress
Fred J. Andrew
Robert Andrews
John Andru
Laurette Angers
Paul Anglin
Stephen M. Veltman &
Thayre M. Angliss
Jun & Miyoko Anli
Yezdi Antia
Susan Antolick
Natalie Anton
Richard A. Horsley & Linda
Anton
Jeannine Aonzo
W. & Elizabeth Apold
Edgar Appelman
Bernard Applebaum
Applecroft Public School
Applewood Heights
Secondary School
Appleyard Foundation
Jane Manning Archer
Susan Archibald
Timothy Ardenne
Betty M. Argue
Clayton & Whilhemina
Arkesteyn-Vogler
Karin Arkinstall
Margaret Armbruster
Derrick Armstrong
Duncan Armstrong
Gwendolyn L. Armstrong
Henry Armstrong
Marion Armstrong
P. W. Armstrong
W. J. Arnold
Monique Arnoldi
Array Canada Inc.
Judy Arter
Ascot Computing Inc.
Steven Ashley
Barry Ashton
thank you
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Flora Lee & Arne P. Baartz
Josie de Baat
Rudy Baay
Susan Babensee
Guru Bablad
Margaret H. Back
Alice Bacon
Sung Bae
Marion Baechler
Barry Matthew Bagdan
Phyllis Bailey
Robert F. Bailey
Joan Bailin
Christian Baillargeon
Kathryn E. Baillie
Myra Baillie
Alex & Yolande Baillon
Janice Bain
Margaret J. Bain
Ruth Bainbridge
Bryan Bains
Suppinder Bains
James & Jane Baird
Michael Baird
Robert Baird
Don Baker
John P. Baker
Baker Hughes INTEQ
Bakken Construction
Limited
Wilhelmina E. Bakkenes
Dick & Peggy Bakker
Vikram Balaram
Kenneth Balderson
Baldor Motors & Drives
Virginia Baldwin
Henry Balen
Janet Balfour
Annette Balgord
Bantwal Baliga
G. Larry Ball
Barbara Balmer
Mary Balogh
Irene Balz
William Bamberg
Betty Bamford
Donald Bamford
Manohar Bance
Claude F. Bandel
Wallace Bankert
Ulrich Banner
Banyln Books & Sounds Inc.
Nancy Barac
Barbados Nurses
Association of Canada
Marcel Barbeau
Graeme Barber
James Barber
Harold & Jane Barclay
Carol L. S. Barich
Dorothy Barnard
C. R. Barnes
Elizabeth Barnes
Katherine Barnes
Karen Barnett
John Barr
Barrday Inc.
Gerry Barregar
Marti Barregar
Deborah Barrett
Deborah A. Barrett
Elizabeth M. Barrett
Joan Barrett
Joanne Barrett
Mildred S. Barrie
Barrie North Collegiate
Geoffrey & Shelly Barrow
Mary Barry
Peter Bartes
P. J. Bartl
Bill & Pat Bartlett
Kevin Bartlett
Mary Bartram
John P. Bartucz
Florence Barwell
Anne Basin
Bernard Baskin
Joan Garson, David Baskin
& Family
Dora Basmajian
Arthur G. Bass
Henriette Basset
Marion G. Bassett
Denise Basson
Helen E. Bastaja
Jamie Bastedo
Edwin C. Bateman
Gerry Bates
Margaret E. Bates
Jane Batt
Peter Battistoni
Suzanne Baudouin
Walter Bauer
Karl Bauernfreund
Theoda B. Baumann
Carol Baxendine
Ian F. G. Baxter
Bay-Bloor Radio
Colette Bayet
Bayford Investments Ltd.
Larry Milosevic & Anna
Bayley
Norma Bayliss-Jones
BC Parent News
George & Pauline Beagley
Alma Bealle
Edwin & Elaine Beallor
David Beal & Andrea
Beal-Oetterli
Eugene Beals
Brian V. Beamish
Jim Bean
Jon Beasley-Murray
Louise Beaton
E. Geoffrey Beatty
John Beatty
Charles Beaubien
Robert Beauchamp
Lucille Beaudet
Gérald Beaulieu
G. Beaurivage
Althea Bebington
Carla Mansvelt Beck
Beck Veterinary Clinic
Keith Becker
Doreen W. Bedard
Michael & Ann Bedard
Suzanne Bedard
Ryan K. Beedie
Gary & Jeff Beemer
John Beeston
Charles & Jenny Befrene
Beatriz Behar
G. Alda Behie
Pierrette-Aimée Bélanger
Marianne R. Belau
Marcelline Béliveau
Brian D. Bell
David H. Bell
David Bell
G. Douglas Bell
Keith T. M. Bell
Marilynne Louise Bell
Norman Bell
Allan G. Bellack
Raoul Bellavance
Rick Bellefeuille
Belleville Sports &
Entertainment Corp
Paul Belliveau
Carol Bells
Carla Beltrami
Ben and Hilda Katz
Charitable Foundation
Mark H. Ben-Aron
The Benjamin Foundation
Evelyn Bennett
G. David & Ardith Bennett
Jean Bennett
Paul Bennett
Ruth & Gordon Bennett
The Bennett Family
Foundation
Glenda Bennion
Jim Benson
Penny C. Benson
Forrest & Alice Bent
Derek Cam Bentley
Claude M. Benton
Keith Speck & Catherine
Beres
Dave Berghofer
Uli Bergmann
Anne Berk
Irma Berlin
S. Amy Berlin
Bernard Decosse Architect
Inc.
Paul Bernards
Mark S. Berner
Claude & Mary Ann
Bernier
Claude Bernier
Sylvia Berryman
Bruce Berscheid
Sebastien Berthelet
Roland Bertin
Jim Bertram
Margaret M. Bertrand
Bruce Wilson & Mies
Bervoets
Joan Besen
Sherill Besser
George & Judith Almond
Best
Daniel J. Bester
M. Suzanne Betcke
Bethel Reformed Church
Rula Bethene
Denis J. Bettson
Donna Bevelander
Ronald Beveridge
Perry Seafield Beverley
Susan Bexton
Peter Beyer
Nand Bharadwaj
Supriti Bharma
Shiraz & Nurjehan Bharmal
Dipak Bhatt
Rohit & Beena Bhatt
Allan & Elisabeth Bianco
Bronia Bielecki
L. M. Bieman
Doris Bietenholz
Gerald Harvey Bietz
Jean-Luc Bigras
Mervyn Billinghurst
Frank L. Bilotta
Kenneth H. Bilski
Edward Bird
Natasha Bird
Reg & Susan Bird
Sonja Bird
Karen Birney
Joanne Birnie
Margaret Birrell
Brenda Ann Bishop
Jean & Rodger Bishop
The Bishop Strachan
School
Jay Biskupski
Julie Bissonnette
David & Joan Black
Douglas P. Black
Gloria I. Black
Gordon Black
Mary W. Black
Naomi Black
Sue Blackburn
Cicely Mary Blackstock
John W. Blackstock
Richard & Mary
Blackstock
Sean & Kirsten Blaine
Cecile Blais
Louise Blais
Eric Blakey
Joan Blakslee
Jose A. Blanco
Max Blankstein
Geoffrey Bledin
Alfred Bleichert
John Blenkinsop
Nancy Bligh
Heather S. Blois
Blowfish Restaurant &
Sake Bar
Alice Bluemke
Laura Blumenthal
Helene L. Blunt
Lorna C. Boag
Joan Boardman
Julia M. Boberg
John Boddie
Barbara Bodnar
Body Harmony Yoga Studio
Inc.
Karen Boeckh
Boeckh Investments Inc.
Gail Boehm
Gordon Bogden
Klaus & Sylvia Bogner
Brian Bohme
Raynald Boily
Douglas H. Bolduc
Kathe Bolvary
Edward J. Bond
Wendy Bond
Gerald Bonham
Daniel P. Levin & Lilian
Bonin
Patricia Bonin
Renaud Bonneville
France Bonnissol-Pouzol
Gene & Judy Bonny
Ruth Bonsor
Book City
Ann Booker
David & Terry Boorman
Robert Booth
E. Roger Boothroyd
Valerie F. Boras
Borden Ladner Gervais
LLP
The Borden Ladner
Gervais Foundation
Herman A. Borkent
John Borsten
J. Borthwick
Dan Bortolotti
Jacomina Ineke Bosboom
Hedley T. Boschma
Marie-Louise Boshouwers
John & Myrna
Bosomworth
Laurier Bosse
A. Kathleen Bossort
Randy & Melinda
Boston
Florence Boswell
S. Boswell
Gary Bota
Margaret Botterell
Pamela Botting
Alan Bottomley
Françoise C. Bouchard
Teresa Bouchard
Jean-Luc Bouchayer
Pirjo Boucher
Michel J. Boulanger
Susan Bouley
Fares Boulos
Evelyn Bourchier
Jacques Bourduas
Daniel Bourgeois
Gestion Esther
Bourgeois
Marie Bourgeois-Truman
Alan Bourne
Roland Bourneuf
Christopher N. Bourque
Rick Bourque
Omer Bousquet
Odina Boutet
Louise Bouvry
Scott Bowden
Jean Bowen
Julie Bowen
Sarah Bowen
A. A. Bowers
Dona R. Bowers
Bowers Medical Supply Co.
Norma Jean Bowie
David Bowman
Laurel Bowman
J. Edward Boyce
Jeff Boyczuk
Donita Boyd
Gillian P. Boyd
Ernest Boyden
Bill and Lucy Boyko
Gwen Boyle
Janet Boyle
Donald Boynton
Nicole Braber
Barbara Bradey
Marc Bradford
Joyce Bradley
Paul Bradley
Richard Gordon Bradner
Gloria Bradshaw
Richard & Diana Bradshaw
Douglas T. Brady
Jo-Ann Brady
Jocelyn N. Braithwaite
Patricia Joan Braithwaite
Rainer Brandel
W. Brender A. Brandis
Jan Brandkvist
Rod Brandvold
Rollin Brant
Jamie Bras
Marion M. Brass
Colette Brassard
Janet Jean Bratt
Heather Bray
William Brayley
Helen Brcko
Margaret A. Bredin
Agnes E. Bregg
Peter Bremner
Reginald Brenchley
Lorelei Brendel
Lynne Brennan
George H. Brereton
Albert Breton
Hilda Brett
Mary Brett
Montie Brewer
Réjane Bricault
Anlee Brickman
Eleanor Mary Bridge
Jennifer Bridgman
James Duncan Brierley
John Bright
Brimstone Holdings
Limited
Andrew & Helen Brink
Rob Brison
Fernand Brisson
Michael Bristol
British Columbia Securities
Commission
A. M. Britton
Patricia Broadhurst
Gerry Zimmerman & Leslie
Broadribb
Hugh Brock
Irvin Broder
Heather Brodie-Brown
Elizabeth Brodkin
David Bromley
Jacqueline Brookes
C. Heather Brooks
Kathleen Brooks
Martin & Jane Brooks
Brookview Middle
School
Brother Rice Junior High
School
Alexander J. & Trish Brown
Ann M. Brown
Anne Brown
Bob Brown
Catherine E. Brown
Christopher Brown
David Brown
Dorothy Brown
Dougald C. Brown
Elizabeth J. Brown
James & Karen Brown
James & Theresa Brown
Janie Brown
Joan Brown
Laura Brown
Margaret Brown
Marianne Brown
Marion Brown
Mary Brown
Peter Brown
Peter T. & Lillian Cathy
Brown
Raymond Brown
S. Brown
Beverley Browne
Alan Brownridge
Eleanor Brubaker
James Brubaker
Vivienne Bruce
DONOR LIST
William Ashwell
Kathleen Asp
Ann Hustis & Nicholas
Assad
Joel Brett Atallah
ATI
David Atkins
Douglas Atkinson
John W. Atkinson
Kathryn Atkinson
Wendy A. Atkinson
Maureen Attwell
Margaret Atwood
Albert Au
Yveline Audemars
Francine Audet
Michele L. Auffredou
Augustana Faculty,
University of Alberta
E. Augusteijn
Augustine Yip & Monica
Skrukwa Professional
Corp.
Aurion Capital
Management Inc.
Katherine Austin
Nancy Austin
Jane Auxier
Roger Aveling
Bernice R. Avruskin
Axis Pharmacy Inc.
Axyz
David Ayers
John M. Ayres
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DONOR LIST
Bruce A Wright Inc.
Viola I. Bruggeman
Karen Brumelle
Theodore J. Bruseker
Brad Brush
Michel Brusset
Graham & Cicely Bryce
Rick Brzezowski
Buccaneer Management
Inc.
Kathy Fedori & Rick Buch
Shirley Buchan
Finlay Buchanan
Joshua Buchanan
N. Jean Buchanan
Patricia A. Buchanan
Rosemary Buchanan
T. B. Buchanan
Mark Bucholtz
Willa Buckel
Buckland Southerst
Gallery
George & Avis Buckley
Moria A. Burke
Patricia E. Burn
Edna M. Burnard
David J. & Marlene Burnett
Graham Burnett
Joyce Burnett
Andrew Burns
Gary Burns
Margaret J. Burns
John R. Burrell
Chris & Sel Burrows
Jim Burrows
Margaret Burrows
David Burtnik
Nicolas Burtnyk
Marlene Burton
Philip J. Burton
Brian Bury
Ellen Busby
Aletha Buschman
George H. & Martha
Buscombe
Janet E. Bush
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C A W Toronto Lodge 110
C. Frensch Ltd.
C. L. Copland Family
Foundation
Adrian Cabilio
Anne L. Cadet
Michel & Judith Cadieux
Gerald J. Cadorath
Gerry O. Cadorath
Mary Calder
George W. Calef
Calgary Academy
The Calgary Foundation
The D. R. Ashford Fund
Rob & Ruth Peters
Family Fund
Ptarmigan Fund
R. M. Callad
Brian Callahan
“I respect MSF and its work in the developing world
very much, particularly the spirit of volunteerism
and its vibrancy as an organisation. MSF’s volunteers are giving something very meaningful in
terms of their time and professional expertise and I
see my gift as a way of both recognising and supporting their contributions. I also know that not only
is my support needed, it will have an impact.”
- ANDREW J. FAAS, donor
Mr. Faas made a gift of property to MSF in 2005,
which was worth more than $800,000 for
MSF’s work.
Peter Buckley
Barry Bucknell
Budget Rent A Car
Dieter Bueddefeld
Ernest & Elise Buisse
Jerry & Cornelius Buizert
Cyril Bulgin
Chris Buller
Audrey F. Bullock
Brenda Bullock-Paget
Almut Burchard
Frederick Burd
Peter Burdon
Michael & Ruth Burfoot
Burgener Research Inc.
Andrew Burgess
Caitlin Burgess
E. R. G. Burgess
Catherine Burke
Earl Burke
Mary Patricia Burke
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Business Depot
Nicholas Busing
Peter & Dianne Bussmann
Eleanor Butcher
Alison Butler
Allan J. Butler
Charles & Lenoran Butler
Florence Butler
Martin & Jennifer Butler
Michael Butler
Carol Butt
George & Martha
Butterfield
Jenifer Butterfield
Michael W. & Linda Butters
Linda Buttigieg
Robert Buttke
J. Decker Butzner
P. Joyce Buxcey
Susan Buxton
G. Murray Buzza
Sam Callahan
William J. Callahan
Mark Calzavara
Salvatore Cambria
Cambridge St United
Church
Carmen Camden
Catherine Jean Cameron
Christopher Cameron
Donald Cameron
M. Landmann & A.
Cameron
Margaret Cameron
Mary P. Cameron
Reid S. Cameron
Anne Campbell
Bruce Campbell
Catherine Campbell
David Campbell
Eleanor E. Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
Gail Campbell
James Campbell
Joanne Campbell
Lowell R. Campbell
Marina Campbell
Marlene Campbell
Campbell River Italian
Cultural Society
Paul Campeau
Richard Campillo
Patricia Campolongo
Philippa Campsie
Canada World Youth Parry
Sound Peru
Canadian Athletic
Therapists Association
Canadian Employee
Relocation Council
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estates
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Pauline Best
Frances R. Bonney
Dara M. Cochrane
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André Vezina
Margery J. Warren
Alice Baker Williamson
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Joanne Liu, MD, President
Roy Male, MD, Vice-president
Christopher Doll, Treasurer
Douglas Kittle, MD
Wouter Kok
Éric-Viet Laperrière-Nguyen, MD
Marilyn McHarg, RN
Ben Reentovich
Ben Chapman, General Director, Interim
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are doctors and health workers, but many other professions contribute to MSF. All of
them agree to honour the following principles:
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO POPULATIONS IN
DISTRESS, TO VICTIMS OF NATURAL OR MANMADE DISASTERS AND TO
VICTIMS OF ARMED CONFLICT, WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION AND IRRESPECTIVE
OF RACE, RELIGION, CREED OR POLITICAL AFFILIATION.
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES OBSERVES NEUTRALITY AND IMPARTIALITY IN
THE NAME OF UNIVERSAL MEDICAL ETHICS AND THE RIGHT TO HUMANITARIAN
ASSISTANCE AND DEMANDS FULL AND UNHINDERED FREEDOM IN THE
EXERCISE OF ITS FUNCTIONS.
MÉDECINS SANS FRONTIÈRES’ VOLUNTEERS PROMISE TO HONOUR THEIR
PROFESSIONAL CODE OF ETHICS AND TO MAINTAIN COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE
FROM ALL POLITICAL, ECONOMIC AND RELIGIOUS POWERS.
AS VOLUNTEERS, MEMBERS ARE AWARE OF THE RISKS AND DANGERS OF THE
MISSIONS THEY UNDERTAKE AND HAVE NO RIGHT TO COMPENSATION FOR
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2005 Annual Report

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