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Dr Esperanza Martinez, ICRC
Hybrid, Lecture
Series - Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre, Series - Annual Lectures

Health in Humanitarian Crises Centre Annual Lecture 2022 with Dr Esperanza Martinez

In an era of compounded crises, what is the role of humanitarian action?
LSHTM, Keppel Street, London, United Kingdom
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