The health impacts of climate change are increasingly affecting the communities where MSF works. Climate-related risks are also shaping the humanitarian context in which we operate. MSFA reports annually on its greenhouse gas emissions, climate-related risks, adaptation and resilience initiatives, climate and health advocacy, and progress towards MSF's commitment to reduce emissions by 50 per cent by 2030 (from a 2019 baseline).
This voluntary reporting strengthens accountability, supports informed decision-making and demonstrates how MSFA is responding to climate change through mitigation, adaptation and advocacy.
