MSF supported refugees in Congo between 1997 and 2013.
MSF first worked in Congo in 1997 to assist refugees fleeing Rwanda, supporting three camps in the country’s north. Between 1998 and 2013 we left and returned to Republic of Congo multiple times as different needs arose and were met.
From malnutrition treatment to polio vaccination campaigns and support for refugees, we have provided care to communities in Republic of Congo in many forms. We continued to provide support to refugees in Likouala Department until 2013.
1997
1997
Republic of Congo
Ebola intervention ends in Congo-Brazzaville
Project Update
15 Apr 2002
Republic of Congo
MSF intervention in Congo-Brazzaville ebola outbreak extended
Project Update
4 Mar 2002
Republic of Congo
Sleeping sickness reaches epidemic proportions in Congo Brazzaville
Project Update
17 Aug 2001
Republic of Congo
MSF inaugurates 'TséTsé' , a 15-meter long whaling boat, for Congo Brazzaville
Project Update
5 Jul 2001
Republic of Congo
Prevalence of sleeping sickness inordinately high in Congo-Brazzaville
Project Update
29 Jun 2001
Republic of Congo
Sleeping sickness in Congo-Brazzaville possibly at epidemic proportions
Project Update
23 Apr 2001
Republic of Congo
Rehabilitation in Congo-Brazzaville opens way to sleeping-sickness programme
Project Update
18 Mar 2001
Republic of Congo
Health and war in Congo-Brazzaville
Project Update
27 Nov 2000
Republic of Congo
Care to Kisangani civilians hampered by shifting populations
Project Update
21 Jun 2000
Republic of Congo
Mental health priority for Kisangani population
Project Update
20 Jun 2000
Republic of Congo
Kisangani population still living under continuous threat
Press Release
15 Jun 2000
Republic of Congo
MSF assists in Niari province
Project Update
13 Jun 2000