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As part of OCBA’s strategic planning for 2026–2031, this review was commissioned to consolidate and analyse community perspectives on MSF services.

Across the diverse adolescent and young people groups interviewed, several common trends emerged related to substance use and associated sexual and reproductive health behaviours. Read more here:

Évaluer la capacité de résilience et les stratégies d'adaptation des PDI vivant dans les camps, afin de mieux comprendre leurs besoins et leur perception de la situation actuelle.

Dismantling Structural Racism (DSR) is an initiative of the MSF Southern Africa Section Office, formulated after the International Board’s mandate to embark on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives to curb discrimination and racism within MSF.

A 2021 needs assessment revealed critical healthcare gaps for Adolescents and Youth Populations (AYP), aged 10-24, particularly among Adolescent and Young Key and Vulnerable Populations (AYKVP). Mombasa County “Adolescent and Young People Strategy on HIV and Sexual Reproductive Health” strategy, welcomed MSF support for implementation.

The commitment to supporting victims of violence through an holistic and person-centred approach, more comprehensive psychosocial support (PSS) group interventions were developed in 2022 with the objective to enhance community-based activities.

The Stockholm Evaluation Unit is pleased to share its 2024 Annual Report, which includes reflections and insights from colleagues, an analysis of reoccurring themes identified in the 2024 evaluations, and the SEU’s own reflections on evaluation practice.

The MSF LEAP programme is a fully funded, flexible, post-graduate programme for Médecins Sans Frontières MSF) staff. This evaluation reviewed the impact of LEAP on the professional development of graduates, and on the demographic composition and capabilities of MSF’s leadership.

Due to the urgency around needing to establish more effective treatment regimen for DR-TB, and despite MSF not being a medical research organization, the discussion about launching a TB clinical trial in MSF came onto the agenda of the MSF Movement’s leadership in the early 2010s. This resulted in the initiation of the PRACTECAL project in 2013 within MSF OCA, with a main goal of identifying a better DR-TB treatment regimen containing some of the newly available drugs, but also to eventually advocate for its uptake “everywhere […] in national protocols and global policy and guidelines”.

In 2023, a major diphtheria outbreak hit West Africa. As cases surged, MSF established an intersectional coordination platform to streamline its response. To capitalize on this experience, three key interventions in Nigeria and Guinea have been assessed.