health
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Yemen: Help people to grow productive home gardens
Published on 12 June 2019 | NewsTo address root causes of malnutrition in Yemen, and provide a longer-term response, Première Urgence Internationale leaded a nutrition project in the governorates of Hodeidah and Raymah. Objective: help the targeted households to establish their own productive gardens, and increase their preservation capacity.Read more -
Iraq: Helping people to regain access to basic services
Published on 16 May 2019 | NewsWith the official end of military operations in Iraq, humanitarian needs are now focused on the issues of reconstruction and rehabilitation. Anbar governorate is a rural area in the middle of the desert, in the southwest of the country. Its villages and infrastructures were affected, or even destroyed, during the years of conflict. Première Urgence Internationale carries out multi-sectoral activities to support the most vulnerable civilian populations.Read more -
Yemen is witnessing another deadly outbreak of cholera
Published on 19 April 2019 | NewsThe humanitarian crisis in Yemen is the worst in the world, driven by conflict, economic collapse and the continuous breakdown of public services including the health care system. Cholera has always been endemic in Yemen; however, a serious outbreak of cholera stroke the country in October 2016, followed by a devastating worst second outbreak in April 2017. More recently, there has been a sharp increase as of March 2019, which could potentially be a third wave of the outbreak.Read more -
Première Urgence Internationale breaks down economic barriers of health in Lebanon
Published on 18 February 2019 | NewsIn Lebanon, thousands of Syrian refugees and vulnerable Lebanese live below the poverty line, and cannot access primary healthcare services. Première Urgence Internationale is conducting a project to reduce these economic barriers and ensure access to basic healthcare for all patients.Read more -
Finding ways to help women to get access to healthcare in Afghanistan
Published on 19 June 2018 | NewsAfghanistan is one of the countries where mortality rates among mothers and children are among the highest in the world. Première Urgence Internationale has been working in the country since 1979 to improve the population’s health care, and in particular women’s health in Afghanistan. To achieve this, projects must take local culture into account.Read more -
“We stay, the population needs our help”
Published on 13 February 2018 | NewsOn January 20, armed terrorists invaded a luxury hotel in Kabul. On January 24, NGOs’ offices in Jalalabad were violently stormed. Three days later, an ambulance bomb exploded in the center of Kabul. On January 29, Kabul Military Academy is also attacked. Four coordinated attacks in 10 days in Afghanistan, killing more than 200 people that show an insecurity and a general tension in the country.Read more -
How to talk about HIV/AIDS in Myanmar
Published on 29 September 2017 | NewsAfter 15 years of management of health facilities, Première Urgence Internationale is changing the model of its project to fight against HIV/AIDS in Myanmar.Read more -
«It had taken me 13 years to find it»
Published on 23 March 2017 | HR newsAfter having worked as a nurse for several years in France, Margot Vappereau decided to join the international aid sector. She spent 13 months in Iraq, working for Première Urgence Internationale and has come back firmly believing in this career choice.Read more -
AFGHANISTAN: 3 QUESTIONS TO DOCTORS SHAH MAHMOOD AND SHIREEN ON THEIR WORK IN THE KUNAR PROVINCE
Published on 21 April 2016 | NewsPremière Urgence Internationale has been present in the Kunar province for nearly 20 years. Our field team’s commitment remains intact in spite of the political hazards and conflicts that have affected Afghanistan for the past two decades.Read more -
AFGHANISTAN: MEDICAL STAFF TRAININGS TO COPE WITH CIVILIAN TRAUMA
Published on 21 April 2016 | NewsIn Afghanistan, 2015 was the most deadly year for civilians since the beginning of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in 2009 compared to the amount of Afghan killed or wounded in this conflict. The number of combat victims in 2015 adds up to 11 002 people of which 3 545 died.Read more
