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Emergency (NGO)
''Emergency'' is a humanitarian NGO that provides emergency medical treatment to civilian victims of war, especially in relation to landmines. It was founded by war surgeon Gino Strada in 1994 in Milan (Italy).
Gino Strada and the other founders of ''Emergency'' aimed to bring free, high-quality medical and surgical assistance to war victims. Over time, their humanitarian projects assumed a broader view, including giving human rights to those who suffer the social consequences from wars. Emergency promotes a culture of peace and solidarity.
''Emergency'' strives for neutrality in every war; its aim is to guarantee the right of free medical assistance to the population affected by a war. Today ''Emergency'' is active in Afghanistan, Cambodia, Iraq, Sierra Leone, Sudan and Sri Lanka. ''Emergency''’s humanitarian projects usually involve construction, support, and operation of permanent hospitals. However, ''Emergency'' has also given short-term emergency assistance to existing hospitals in areas with a critical need for temporary care by providing specialized personnel, drugs or instruments. These short-term projects have included Algeria, Angola, Eritrea, Nicaragua, Palestine and Serbia. As of 2013, more than six million people have received care from ''Emergency'' health centers.〔(EMERGENCY Activity Report 2013 ) P. 4〕
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