International Activity Report 2025

Dr Hasna Hena Mou and medical assistant Rajib Mazumdar treat a young patient in the emergency room of MSF's Kutupalong hospital.

Médecins Sans Frontières

International Activity Report 2025

Dr Hasna Hena Mou and medical assistant Rajib Mazumdar treat Shofi Mohammad for abscesses in the emergency room of MSF’s Kutupalong hospital, as Shofi’s father, Anas Mohammad, comforts him. Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh, May 2025.

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Foreword

In moments of crisis and exclusion, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams strive to save lives and alleviate people’s suffering. We provide the care that we can with our colleagues, collaborators, and supporters, but in 2025 we saw growing gaps that are not ours to fill.

When people with power renege on their responsibilities and shared humanity, the communities we serve pay a high price.

In many of the places where we worked, we saw a deficit of accountability that ranged from negligence to flagrant violations of international humanitarian law.

An MSF medical team treats a child in the emergency room of the Kutupalong hospital, Bangladesh.

About MSF

International Activity Report 2025

msf.org17 Jul 2026

2025 in review

The scale of people’s needs – whether due to war, internal instability, disease outbreaks, or the difficulty in accessing medical care – became further highlighted in 2025 amid a climate of aid cuts and anti-humanitarian rhetoric. MSF teams around the world worked to assist people in 72 countries, in an ongoing act of solidarity.

Read more about our activities around the world in 2025

Palestinians gather at a food distribution site in Netzarim, Gaza.

Photo story

A Year in Pictures 2025

msf.org5 Dec 2025

Feature articles

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10 Years of UN Resolution 2286: Protect Healthcare

Israeli strike on Nasser hospital in Gaza. © MSF

10 Years of UN Resolution 2286: Protect Healthcare

Ten years after the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2286, MSF calls on states to respect their commitment to protect medical care, healthcare workers and humanitarian missions in conflict zones.

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Four Years of Full-Scale War in Ukraine

Damir next to his sister Sasha in Ukraine. © MSF

Four Years of Full-Scale War in Ukraine

Four years of war have deeply affected communities across Ukraine. MSF continues supporting people impacted by violence, displacement and disrupted healthcare services.

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Ebola and DRC: MSF Responds to Ituri Outbreak

MSF teams are responding to the Ebola outbreak in Ituri, supporting patients, infection prevention measures and community health activities.

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Our activities around the world in 2025

Our teams provided medical care in over 70 countries in 2025. Click on the map to find out more.

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    The place names and boundaries used in this report do not reflect any position by MSF on their legal status.

    Facts and figures

    Our activities in figures
    An MSF mobile clinic team examines patients at a transit centre for displaced people in Ukraine.

    17,071,300

    outpatient consultations

    A neonatal nurse checks the vital signs of a newborn baby at the MSF maternity hospital in Khost, Afghanistan.

    405,000

    births assisted, including caesarean sections

    Two MSF doctors review a patient report in the paediatric intensive care unit in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan.

    2,941,600

    emergency room admissions

    International Financial Report 2025

    Every year we publish our audited combined financial statements. These combined accounts are a means of transparency and accountability, providing a global overview of MSF’s work.

    The International Financial Report represents an aggregation of the financial statements of the 24 sections, 18 branch offices, numerous satellite organisations, and MSF International.

    A woman accompanies her mother to an MSF mobile clinic for people displaced from Sudan in Renk County, South Sudan.

    Annual report

    International Financial Report 2025

    msf.org29 May 2026

    How your donations are used

    Your donations pay for millions of consultations, surgeries, treatments and vaccinations every year.

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    • 79%

      Social mission

    • 16%

      Fundraising

    • 5%

      Management & general admin

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