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Humanitarian challenges in a non-armed violence context - OCG interventions in Mexico and Honduras

In recent years, MSF has noted that ‘social violence’ is strongly linked to health exclusion and dysfunctional health systems. Therefore, the Operational Centre Geneva (OCG) initiated an intervention in Honduras in 2010 and a project in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico in January 2014. The current evaluation aims to determine the pertinence, appropriateness, effectiveness and impact of the OCG projects in Honduras and Mexico in responding to identified needs.

This publication was produced at the request of MSF OCG, under the management of the Vienna Evaluation Unit. It was prepared independently by Silvia Gurrola Bonilla, MSc. and Regina Escudero Durán, MD.
23/02/2016

MSF OCBA and OCB in Central African Republic: Critical Review of a Combined Mission

 

Dan Sermand
01/03/2010

Kenya Emergency Programme, 1995

Since October 1991, the Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza provinces of Kenya have been affected by ethnic clashes. The violence has resulted in over 1,500 deaths and approximately 300,000 displaced people. MSF opened its mission in February 1994. To achieve its goal, 3 key strategies were adopted:1) to provide relief by working through churches & local NGOs and strengthening their capacity,2) to hire national staff with the same status and responsibilities than MSF expatriates and 3) to enhance local community participation in the mission activities.

Serge Manoncourt
01/09/1995