In our latest podcast episode, our Chairman of the Board Volker Rath reports directly from Ukraine. He discusses the emergency aid measures that Cap Anamur is carrying out on the ground and allows many of the people affected to get a word in.

Cap Anamur has been working in Afghanistan since 2001 - one of our longest running projects. Now Bernd Göken, Managing Director of Cap Anamur, was able to visit the current projects in Herat. He reports on our training for nursing students and the dialysis unit, as well as the tutoring project for students.

Quality assurance and optimization within our projects is an important part of our work. Therefore, we are always in close contact with our project staff on site. In addition, we make project visits to ensure how the work is going on site and what further development measures can be implemented to optimize it.

Our emergency aid in Ukraine has initially focused on the southern region around the city of Novoselytsia. There, we have been supplying the regional hospitals within a radius of 200 kilometers with medical consumables since mid-March. Since last week, we have now extended our radius of action to Kyiv, 500 kilometers away.