Psi Mali Tender

Expressions of interest for Basic study of the Bangé Kolossi Nyèta project Objective 1: Create an environment conducive to the exercise of SRHR Objective 2: Improve the quality SSR service offer This situation is causing internal displacement, estimated at more than 350,000 people in January 2021, and the growth of urban areas. The risk of violence against displaced people, health providers and project staff as well as disruption of health care provision remains high. Unfortunately, some areas remain inaccessible to interventions. The commitments of the Malian State to improve reproductive health are visible in many plans, programs and policies, in particular at the national level, the sectoral health and population policy (national health policy, or PNS) is reinforced by the national policy for the advancement of women and children (2002), law N° 02-044 relating to reproductive health (2002), the policy and standards of reproductive health services (2005) , and the national gender policy (2010). The law on RH stipulates that access to RH is guaranteed for everyone (article 4) and it authorizes information and education concerning contraception (article 12), thus enabling young women to access services SR without having to obtain the consent of their husband, PDDSS III & PRODESS III: the Ten-Year Health and Social Development Plan (PDDSS III 2014-2023) develops the strategic vision of the PNS with an emphasis on access, governance, and young people. This plan indicates that the values ??underlying the national health policy are based on equity, respect for human rights, respect for the cultural identity of communities, patient rights, gender and good governance. » The PDDSS III is implemented within the framework of the Socio-Health Development Program (PRODESS III, 2014-2018; PRODESS IV is under development) which integrates the sectors of health, social affairs, gender and the family, also taking into account the Sustainable Development Goals for the year 2030. The strategic objectives of the plan and program include: (SO1) women%s and children%s health, including family planning; (SO6) Increase the supply and use of quality health services, distributed equitably and meeting the needs of populations; (SO10) health and social information system and research; and (SO11) governance and decentralization, including better gender mainstreaming. Identify ways for the project to create a favorable environment for vulnerable populations and more particularly young people (girls and boys) on their SRHR so that they have affordable and high quality SR/FP services.