(THIS ARTICLE IS ONLY MACHINE TRANSLATED by Google from Norwegian)
Although the humanitarian sector has grown larger and more professional, MSF has for several years seen that the response capacity in the acute phase of a crisis – especially in war and conflict – is weak. There are too few organizations present, aid often arrives too late, it does not reach those who need it most, and the most critical needs – health care, food, water and shelter – are not covered well enough.
Emergency assistance in unpredictable conflict situations is very difficult. It is dangerous, confusing. . .
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