In 2024, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) collaborated with the Myanmar Ministry of Health to provide care for HIV and TB patients, primary healthcare, and vaccinations.
Asia & Pacific
Nauru
MSF first worked on Nauru in 2017, and was forced to leave in October 2018.
Asia & Pacific
Nepal
MSF first worked in Nepal in 2002 and closed its projects in 2015.
Asia & Pacific
Pakistan
Access to healthcare remains a challenge in Pakistan, especially for people in isolated rural communities, urban slums and areas affected by conflict.
Asia & Pacific
Papua New Guinea
In 2024, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) worked to improve access to care for survivors of violence in Papua New Guinea’s Highlands region.
Asia & Pacific
Philippines
An assessment Doctors Without Borders (MSF) conducted in the Philippines in 2015 confirmed the need for sexual and reproductive health services in the densely populated and impoverished Tondo area of the capital, Manila.