Mobilizing Communities to Improve Healthcare in the DRC
Reports
Mobilizing Communities to Improve Healthcare in the DRC
Community participation is a cornerstone of effective healthcare delivery in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The SEMI project has played a vital role in mobilising and formalising community health structures to improve primary healthcare service delivery and give communities a voice in their own healthcare. These structures, the Community Health Committees, or Comité de Développement Sanitaire in French (CODESA) and Community Animation Units, have been set up to act as intermediaries between local populations and the healthcare system, ensuring that health interventions align with community needs.
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TECHNICAL RESOURCES
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Technical Approaches
Local Capacity Strengthening Technical Overview
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Strengthening Maternal and Child Health in the DRC
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National Strategic Plan for Quality of Care in the DRC
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Implementing and Scaling IHRIS in the DRC
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Implementing BHIMA for Healthcare Management in the DRC
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Harnessing Data for Decision Making
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10 Years of Nutrition Programming in the Kasai