March 23, 2006

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IMC A History of Creating Self-reliance

• March 23, 2006

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Mission
International Medical Corps (IMC) is a global
humanitarian nonprofit organization dedicated to
saving lives and relieving suffering through
medical relief and health care training programs.
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Two decades of improving lives

• Since its founding, IMC has worked in
  more than 40 countries on four continents,
  focusing its efforts on the most vulnerable
  populations, namely women, children, the elderly
  and infirm.

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Countries with IMC programs
current programs past programs
Russian Federation
Moldova
Ukraine
Croatia
Bosnia
Georgia
Nagorno-Karabakh
Serbia
Albania
Armenia
Tajikistan
Azerbaijan
United States
Macedonia
Afghanistan
Iraq
Iran
Pakistan
Sudan
Honduras
Eritrea
Thailand
Chad
Nicaragua
Ethiopia
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Uganda
Sri Lanka
Liberia
D.R.C.
Kenya
Rwanda
Indonesia
Tanzania
Burundi
East Timor
Angola
Namibia
Mozambique
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Defining Moments IMC and a mission of aid that
builds self-reliance

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Defining Moments 1984 IMCs Inception in
Afghanistan
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Early 1990s Providing relief from famine and
war
1990 Angola
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Early 1990s Providing relief from famine and
war
1991 Somalia
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Mid-90s IMC delivers relief and recovery
1993 1999 Balkans
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Mid-90s IMC delivers relief and recovery
1993 1999 Balkans
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Mid-90s IMC delivers relief and recovery
1994 - Rwanda
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Mid-90s IMC delivers relief and recovery
1999 Sierra Leone
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Mid-90s IMC delivers relief and recovery
1999 Pakistan
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2001 to 2006 Relief, Recovery, and Development
2002/2004 Bali, Jakarta bombings
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2001 to 2006 Relief, Recovery, and Development
2002 Afghanistan
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2001 to 2006 Relief, Recovery, and Development
2004 Chad and Darfur
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2001 to 2006 Relief, Recovery, and Development
2005 Tsunami/Hurricane Katrina/Pakistan
earthquake
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IMC A History of Creating Self-reliance
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