Patient access to essential healthcare is integral to the MSF intervention strategy in the Central African Republic, particularly in the Osaka prefecture.
This region's situation is extremely unstable due to insecurity caused by pockets of resistance from non-state actors and government forces.
This has impacted the provision of health services and created fear among the population, who fear for their safety in travelling to health facilities where they can receive quality care.
The ‘axes’ strategy adopted by MSF enables it to move out of the major towns to the outskirts in four directions (on the axes) and deliver a basic healthcare package to local communities.
