Resources

This report is the result of an anthropological assessment in South Sudan, in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area (GPAA). The report provides an analysis of the main healthcare needs and current access to healthcare of the population in the GPAA.

This report presents the findings of a medical anthropological analysis conducted within the MSF mental health (MH) project in Monrovia, Liberia. The analysis focused on gaining a deeper understanding of patient and caregivers healing pathways (within and outside the MSF clinics); how traditional and religious healers fit into this and approach care; and how each understands MH conditions/epilepsy and treatments, in order to adopt a more tailored community-based and patient-centred approach which ultimately improves quality of care.

The MSF-OCB Mumbai Project aims to improve outcomes of patients with DRTB within targeted areas/facilities within Mumbai, India. The objectives of the evaluation was to systematically describe the DR-TB project approach (the strategy, the model, and activities) and catalytic dimension and the expected outcomes and to evaluate results achieved in terms of policy changes and identify potential lessons learnt.

In 2018, MSF started a project in the city of El Alto, Bolivia. The aim was to contribute to decreasing maternal mortality and morbidity of women and adolescents, by supporting two existing Ministry of Health’s health centres. This evaluation had the purpose to assess the appropriateness, effectiveness, coverage, and efficiency of the intervention.