IRRC No. 890

In conversation with Pierre Gentile, Head of Project ‘Health Care in Danger’, ICRC Directorate of Operations.

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In 2011, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement launched the Health Care in Danger project, a global initiative with an ambitious objective: to improve the security of health-care delivery in armed conflicts and other emergencies. Two years later, Pierre Gentile, the ICRC's Head of Project, speaks about the achievements, the challenges and the way forward to make this intention a reality.

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