health
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How to talk about HIV/AIDS in Myanmar
Published on 29 September 2017 | NewsAfter 15 years of management of health facilities, Première Urgence Internationale is changing the model of its project to fight against HIV/AIDS in Myanmar.Read more -
«It had taken me 13 years to find it»
Published on 23 March 2017 | HR newsAfter having worked as a nurse for several years in France, Margot Vappereau decided to join the international aid sector. She spent 13 months in Iraq, working for Première Urgence Internationale and has come back firmly believing in this career choice.Read more -
AFGHANISTAN: 3 QUESTIONS TO DOCTORS SHAH MAHMOOD AND SHIREEN ON THEIR WORK IN THE KUNAR PROVINCE
Published on 21 April 2016 | NewsPremière Urgence Internationale has been present in the Kunar province for nearly 20 years. Our field team’s commitment remains intact in spite of the political hazards and conflicts that have affected Afghanistan for the past two decades.Read more -
AFGHANISTAN: MEDICAL STAFF TRAININGS TO COPE WITH CIVILIAN TRAUMA
Published on 21 April 2016 | NewsIn Afghanistan, 2015 was the most deadly year for civilians since the beginning of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in 2009 compared to the amount of Afghan killed or wounded in this conflict. The number of combat victims in 2015 adds up to 11 002 people of which 3 545 died.Read more