Santé communautaire et action humanitaire. Le diagnostic de santé d'une population presents a practical guide for assessing the health needs of communities in humanitarian contexts. Authored by M. Baumann, the volume outlines methodologies for collecting and interpreting health data, emphasizing participatory approaches that involve local stakeholders. The text discusses tools for epidemiological surveys, qualitative interviews, and the use of routine health information systems. It also addresses ethical considerations, logistical challenges, and the integration of findings into effective intervention planning. Though focused on field practice, the book draws on public health theory and offers examples from various international settings. Intended for health professionals, program managers, and students engaged in disaster relief or development work, it serves as both a reference manual and a training resource. The French-language publication reflects the expertise of the École Nationale de la Santé Publique and aims to strengthen capacity for evidence‑based humanitarian action.

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