Decentralisation

Improving The Availability & Use of SGBV Services in Kananga Project in Central Kasai, DRC
- Phase 2 Evaluation report (in English and French)

HIV/AIDS is still a widespread epidemic, where the DRC has an average adult HIV prevalence of 1.2%, with an HIV prevalence of 1.6% in Kinshasa. 
MSF OCB works to care for people living with HIV, with activities in Kinshasa since 1993. Since 2002, to address the problem of access to HIV services, MSF launched an HIV project at Kabinda Hospital, a referral hospital southwest of Kinshasa (AIDS project), in collaboration with the Ministry of Health.
In 2022, MSF commissioned a second evaluation of the decentralization component of the project, covering the period 2017 to 2022.

The example of Shishelweni demonstrates that in the context of high prevalence of HIV/TB infections and limited resources available decentralisation of HIV a

The main goal of this evaluation was to measure the cost-effectiveness of a decentralised approach (primary health care clinics) versus a centralised approach (

Five years after the initiation of an HIV/TB decentralisation and integration project in Shiselweni region of Swaziland, MSF Switzerland took the opportunity to

Since the end of 2007 MSF-OCG has been supporting the Ministry of Health in Swaziland to decentralise HIV and TB care in Shiselweni region in order to increase

This literature review is conducted to inform the overall evaluation of an HIV/TB decentralisation project of OCG in Shiselweni region of Swaziland and contribu