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Our Annual Report 2025 is here!

Health. Hope. Dignity. In 2025, we were able to help more than eight million people in 33 countries – among them 700.000 refugees and internally displaced people we supported with health measures. Read more in our Annual Report 2025 about the importance of mental health in conflict situations and during displacement (Ukraine), how life-saving emergency medical services improve the well-being of refugees (Uganda), and how essential the training and work of local Community Health Workers is for healthcare in the world’s largest refugee settlement (Bangladesh). Learn also about how we have repositioned ourselves as an organization to keep pace with the rapidly changing humanitarian aid landscape and continue to stand as a strong partner alongside people in need.

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29.05.2026

Sudan: Doctors and paramedics train medical staff

Cologne/Port Sudan. More than three years after the start of the war, the humanitarian situation in Sudan is catastrophic. Over half of the population depends on humanitarian aid, and around 20 million people currently lack adequate access to medical care. Many health facilities have been destroyed, while medical professionals have been killed or forced to flee to neighboring countries. From June 1–4, an emergency response team from Malteser International, joined by an infection prevention expert from the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), will train nurses, doctors, and water and sanitation specialists in Port Sudan. 

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18.05.2026

Ebola outbreak: Malteser International prepares initial measures

Cologne/Mahagi. After the WHO (World Health Organization) declared an international health emergency, Malteser International staff in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are preparing to protect the population from the Ebola outbreak in the northeastern province of Ituri. 

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12.05.2026

Resilience in humanitarian aid - Interview with Director Program and Operations Kees Zevenbergen

Resilience in humanitarian action means more than coping with crises – it means continuously adapting our work to changing realities. In this interview, Kees Zevenbergen, Director of Program and Operations at Malteser International, shares how resilience shapes our day‑to‑day humanitarian work: from life‑saving emergency responses to longer‑term support for communities, systems and staff. He also highlights why, in times of growing crises and shrinking financial resources, Malteser International itself must remain adaptable, flexible and resilient as an organisation.

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