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Welcome to our work and projects section. Some of our projects are emergency related and others are long term development.
Please use the drop down menu, to look at projects being undertaken in specific countries.
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Pakistan Flood Response 2011
Last year’s floods in Pakistan devastated the lives of many milllions. Our existing Sind medical staff still working long term after last years floods have urgently been joined by a DWW senior medical team to help provide urgent medical relief.
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E. Africa Famine
£1 per day to feed one person.
Prolonged conflict, drought and famine have caused the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people in East Africa in the worst food crisis of the century. In July DWW sent a public health and rapid assessment team to the Dadaab region of the country.
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Pakistan Flood Response
20 Million people were affected by the 2010 floods in Pakistan, and over 1/5th of the country’s land mass under water. Doctors Worldwide have provided extensive health and nutritional assistance to some of the worst affected areas of Nowshera and Sindh.
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Urban Clinics
The RADEM clinic in Gambela is a vital resource to the 11,000 people living in the area. DWW in partnership with RADEM has helped expand the essential services they offer including a 40 bed hospital in Hewa Bora.
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Kheshgi Refugee Camp
The Kheshgi Refugee Camp in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province is home to just under 2,000 Afghan refugees, trying their best to rebuild their lives months on from the worst flooding in Pakistan’s history Worldwide has been working in Kheshgi camp since late July 2010 when the flooding started.
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Pakistan Neonatal Project
Doctors WorldWide has carefully designed a project to help reduce one of the most preventable and urgent needs in Pakistan: neonatal mortality. We have identified the main causes of neonatal mortality in Pakistan; preterm birth and sepsis.