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    • ABOUT THE CHARITY
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    • PRESS
    • FAQs
  • PROJECTS
    • Emergency fund
    • Aid missions
    • SKILLS TO SAVE LIVES
    • MATERNAL HEALTH
    • Food for patients
    • Improving facilities
    • Maintaining technical equipment
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    • HOPITALY SALFA EJEDA
    • CENTRES DE SANTÉ DE BASE
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Praxis Update – a special partnership

Since 2012, Doctors for Madagascar has been an NGO partner at Praxis Update, a continuing medical education conference for GPs.

30.03.2016FUNDRAISING EVENTSBy Mareike
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No chance

Today a mother came into the hospital carrying a baby – one week old with ashen skin and a belly distended like a barrel.

25.03.2016PATIENT STORIESBy Mareike
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Wood-gasifier ovens

For a long time, relatives cooked meals for patients on traditional open fires in the wasteland outside the hospital site.

30.03.2016BEYOND MEDICINEBy Mareike
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A feverish cart-ride

April 2012: Sweaty and shivering with exertion, two oxen drag a heavily laden cart the last few metres to Fotadrevo hospital. The passenger, Tiana, has a 40°C fever and is nine months pregnant.

25.03.2016PATIENT STORIESBy Mareike
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An engineer for Madagascar

Financing an aid mission yourself? Yes, it’s possible – Johannes Häußermann is the proof, with his crowdfunding drive “An Engineer for Madagascar”.

25.03.2016MISSION REPORTSBy Mareike
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For better or for worse? The changing face of Africa

Developing countries have seen dramatic improvements in many areas over the last 15 years.

30.03.2016BACKGROUNDBy Mareike
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How to explain Madagascar’s low HIV/AIDS rate?

Madagascar stands apart from sub-Saharan African nations with regard to HIV/AIDS rates. Why?

30.03.2016BACKGROUNDBy Mareike
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Welcome, my darling!

The sun burns hot on 7th December 2012. One of Médecins Sans Frontières’ white 4x4s pulls into the gate of the hospital in Fotadrevo, carrying three women from the town of Bekily, 60 km away.

25.03.2016PATIENT STORIESBy Mareike
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Impressions from Fotadrevo

Nine hours’ worth of parched land pass by our 4×4 as we travel from Toliara to Fotadrevo. Cacti, shrubs, scant trees and now and then a village of mud huts. Sand and dust reach as far as the eye can see, in shades of red, brown and grey.

30.03.2016ON THE GROUNDBy Mareike
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Genialsozial

Once a year, pupils in Saxony miss school to go to work. What may initially sound like child labour is in fact a rather clever idea.

26.03.2016FUNDRAISING EVENTSBy Mareike
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