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Mali 🇲🇱:
The protracted security crisis along Mali’s border areas is making it difficult for local and displaced populations to access healthcare, water and basic services. On the Burkina Faso and Mauritania border, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is adapting its activities to meet ever-increasing needs.
Whilst the growing presence of armed groups and insecurity severely restricts the presence of humanitarian actors, the organisation is strengthening its presence with mobile clinics in areas where health services are sometimes non-existent.
Access to safe drinking water remains a major challenge in these remote areas. Reduced funding for humanitarian organisations working in water, hygiene and sanitation (WASH), combined with the effects of climate change, is limiting access to safe drinking water for communities whose living conditions have deteriorated.
MSF has now incorporated the provision of drinking water to affected populations in its areas of operation.
In 2025, MSF supplied nearly 19 million litres of water to refugees in Koro and rehabilitated five boreholes in the isolated communities of Nampala and Koutiala.
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3 july post