Sexual Violence

Depuis 2019, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) intervient dans la Zone de Santé de Salamabila, une région de la province du Maniema, en République Démocratique du Congo, confrontée à des défis critiques. Le contexte est marqué par une insécurité chronique, une présence humanitaire très limitée et des infrastructures défaillantes, qui accentuent la vulnérabilité des populations. Dans cette zone, les violences sexuelles (VS) constituent un problème de santé publique majeur, exacerbé par la présence de groupes armés et les déplacements de population.

This capitalization analyses the experience of the MSF Portel project (2023 - 2025), with special emphasis on the strategic innovation that constitutes its main differential value: the development of a comprehensive care model for sexual violence survivors within formal health system contexts.

The objective of this exercise is to summarise the experiences of MSF working with survivors of torture and ill treatment (SOiT), ensuring they are considered when embarking in future similar activities or simply to keep a record of MSF’s achievements and challenges.

Improving the Availability and Use of SGBV Services in Central Kasai, DRC - Phase 1 Evaluation Report (in English and French)

 

Prior to 2012, MSF did not run vertical projects for Victims of Torture (VoT), although treatment has been given in many countries for a long time. This eval

Health seeking behaviour and ideas about Benson Hospital and its services with a special focus on SGBV and its perception iin the community. The Benson Hospi

In recent years, MSF has noted that ‘social violence’ is strongly linked to health exclusion and dysfunctional health systems. Therefore, the Ope

In recent years, MSF has noted that ‘social violence’ is strongly linked to health exclusion and dysfunctional health systems. Therefore, the Ope

This evaluation assesses the results of the entire OCA Wardher project from 2008 – 2015, drawing lessons from this engagement, including on how to best