The HUAMSI project, implemented in the North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, sought to strengthen the primary and secondary healthcare systems to ensure equitable access for all, especially vulnerable populations, and to enhance resilience against epidemiological shocks. This document serves as the final evaluation report for the HUAMSI project, assessing its overall impact, effectiveness, efficiency, sustainability, and relevance. It highlights the project's achievements, such as improved maternal and child health services, increased access to sexual and reproductive health care, and enhanced community resilience through initiatives like capacity-building and infrastructure development. Additionally, it identifies challenges, including gaps in water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) infrastructure and medical supply chains, while offering recommendations for sustaining and scaling the project's outcomes.

Partners : CARE International, World Vision (Lead), PEPSI, PPSP, Provincial Health Division of North Kivu
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