Libya (no interventions)

For nearly 15 years, HI worked in Libya to improve care for victims of explosive devices and healthcare for people affected by the civil war that tore the country apart from 2011 onwards.

During the last years in the country, the organisation provided health and protection services, such as physiotherapy and mental health and psychosocial support sessions, for the most vulnerable populations affected by the consequences of the civil war. HI also provided mobility aids such as walking sticks, crutches and wheelchairs, and worked with professionals in health and rehabilitation centres in the west and east of the country to strengthen their capacities. Finally, the organisation also carried out explosive ordnance risk education activities in Tripoli and developed victim assistance activities to improve data collection, monitoring and care for victims of explosive ordnance.