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Mozambique is one of the most severely affected countries by the HIV pandemic. The Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) – Operational Centre Brussels (OCB) HIV project in Beira started in 2014 as a project for migrants and key populations (KPs). This led to insights into the magnitude of the Advanced HIV Disease (AHD) issue that needed to be addressed. In 2018, MSF introduced an AHD component in the Beira Central Hospital (BCH) and in two health centres (Munhava and to a lesser extent, Ponta Gea). The AHD component covered MSF-run laboratory diagnostics and in-facility case management circuits. During the evaluation period, Cyclone Idai and COVID-19 restrictions were important external factors.

The Stockholm Evaluation Unit Steering Committee commissioned this meta-evaluation to assess the quality and value of past evaluations and produce useful processes and products to “maximiz[e] the strategic value of requesting, conducting and making use of [future] evaluations” at Operational Centre Brussels (OCB). 

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

Evaluation report: Gaza and Mosul MSF reconstructive surgery projects

Middle East Support Office (MESO) opened at the end of 2016 with the main goal to provide support to OCG ME missions. While objectives and outcomes were not clearly outlined at the beginning, this became clearer in the following years and adjusted around three main objectives/pillars: increase access and acceptance, investing in people and operational support.

Evaluation of Design and Build Process of MSF Health Facilities

Evaluation de la composante PTME du projet VIH de MSF à Conakry, Guinée

The Overall Objective, as outlined in the ToR is: “to assess to what extent the 2020 reorganisation of the Medical Network (from hereinafter called Network) has improved initial reasonsfor change (individual and collective needs of the medical network), if it has enabled more efficient collaboration and strategic sparring between OCBA departments and Regional Units, and how it is responding to patients and communities medical-humanitarian needs in MSF field operations”

MSF in Latin America has a history of more than 40 years of implementing a wide range of programs, including neglected diseases (HIV, Tuberculosis and Chagas), urban violence as well as regular emergency responses to acute epidemic and natural disasters.

This report was made by BRAMU, the Brazilian Medical Unit of MSF Brazil at the request of OCBA. It aims to contribute to a comprehensive understanding of socalled “Other Situations of Violence” (OSV). It argues that these situations do have some specificities that need to be understood and integrated to adequately address their medical and mental health consequences. This report also argues that OSV are neglected situations of violence. It ends by advocating for comprehensive, large and flexible MSF projects.