Rebuilding health care after conflict in northern

Northern Ethiopia’s health care system was deeply disrupted by two years of conflict. In November 2022, a peace agreement was signed, and some areas that were previously inaccessible due to insecurity began to open up and health care services were restarted. However, in many other areas, access to health care continues to be difficult for the people living there.
In December 2022, MSF started working in the areas surrounding the towns of Alamata and Korem after finding that health facilities had been destroyed in fighting, looted, or lacked any materials, and were struggling to get supplies. Communities had been living without medical care for months and years, with serious physical and psychological consequences.
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