Projects and references

Ginger SOFRECO, with GAVI TCA funding, is delivering technical assistance in Sierra Leone to reduce gender-related barriers to immunisation and increase coverage among zero-dose and underserved children. The TA embeds experts in the EPI, promotes inclusive and community-driven approaches, and supports learning at all levels in alignment with GAVI’s Learning Agenda.

The assignment supports the Tajikistan Ministry of Health and Social Protection in designing and supervising the rehabilitation and construction of three new maternal and child health facilities in Dangara, Ayni and Darvoz, under ADB additional financing. Acting as the Engineer (under the FIDIC yellow book), services cover the full project cycle, from architectural and engineering design (preliminary and detailed) through to construction supervision and equipment installation. The Consultant prepares all technical documentation including drawings, bills of quantities, cost estimates and ADB-compliant bidding documents, and provides procurement assistance for both civil works and medical equipment. During the construction phase, the team deploys resident engineers on all three sites to ensure quality control, contract administration, EHS compliance and financial monitoring. The assignment also addresses cross-cutting aspects including environmental and social safeguards, medical waste management, deployment of a maintenance system, and training and capacity development for the Ministry and hospital staff.

Ginger SOFRECO's Health Division is supporting the Municipality of Lviv (Ukraine) and the Unbroken Foundation in their strategy to redefine and develop the healthcare services offered by St Panteleimon Hospital in Lviv (1,100 beds). As part of this initiative, the GINGER Group's Health Division is conducting a hospital feasibility study with a view to building a consultation and outpatient care centre. This project is being implemented with financial support from the French Treasury through the FASEP mechanism.

Ginger SOFRECO is providing technical assistance aimed at strengthening the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) in Mauritania, with a focus on adapting immunization services to the evolving needs of local communities, particularly women and underserved populations. Ginger SOFRECO is supporting efforts to enhance service delivery by aligning vaccination supply with community demand, addressing barriers limiting access to immunization and ensuring that vaccination services are tailored to local realities. This includes improving coordination between health service providers, community relays and civil society organizations at the district level.

The project aims to provide technical assistance to overcome gender-related barriers in immunization programmes, with a primary focus on reaching zero-dose children and underserved communities. By integrating gender-sensitive approaches across the Gavi grant cycle—from planning and design to implementation and monitoring—the initiative seeks to enhance equity and inclusivity in health services.

The project aims to provide technical assistance to overcome gender-related barriers in immunization programmes, with a primary focus on reaching zero-dose children and underserved communities. By integrating gender-sensitive approaches across the Gavi grant cycle—from planning and design to implementation and monitoring—the initiative seeks to enhance equity and inclusivity in health services. This involves conducting comprehensive gender analyses, advising on gender-integrated programme designs and establishing gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation frameworks.

The Tajikistan Millati Solim Project is a US$57 million World Bank–financed initiative to improve the quality and efficiency of primary healthcare and strengthen health emergency preparedness. It supports PHC strengthening, digitalization, strategic purchasing reforms and emergency response capacity across selected districts. A major focus is the creation of a Health Services Purchasing Structure and the development of national tools such as a PHC benefit package, staffing norms and regulatory frameworks. The project includes extensive analytical work, network optimization planning and climate-resilient health infrastructure assessments. It also delivers capacity-building activities, legal and policy reform support, and a roadmap for implementing a national health service delivery network plan to 2040.

The project aims to provide technical assistance to overcome gender-related barriers in immunization programs, with a primary focus on reaching zero-dose children and underserved communities. By integrating gender-sensitive approaches across the Gavi grant cycle—from planning and design to implementation and monitoring—the initiative seeks to enhance equity and inclusivity in health services. This involves conducting comprehensive gender analyses, advising on gender-integrated program designs, and establishing gender-responsive monitoring and evaluation frameworks.

Ginger SOFRECO carried out the final evaluation of the “Support to the Panzi Hospital and Foundation” project in the Democratic Republic of Congo, funded by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The assignment aimed at analysing the relevance, effectiveness, efficiency, impact and sustainability of the project, using the CAD/OECD criteria and a mixed-methods methodological approach that combined quantitative and qualitative analyses.
The evaluation examined Panzi’s holistic care model, which integrates specialised medical treatment, psychosocial support, socio-economic empowerment and access to justice for women who are victims and survivors of sexual violence.
It identified the main results achieved, the success factors and the challenges encountered, and formulated operational and strategic recommendations to strengthen the model’s sustainability and its replicability in other fragile contexts.

As part of the ''Low Carbon Transition'' project in Côte d'Ivoire, funded by the European Union and implemented by Expertise France, Ginger SOFRECO, in consortium with the Swiss Centre for Scientific Research (CSRS), has been commissioned to conduct a study on the vulnerability of the health sector to climate change and its adaptation. The services provided cover: (i) the analysis of the climatic and environmental risks affecting public health in Côte d'Ivoire, (ii) the drafting of a structuring research project, (iii) the assessment of the National Health Sector Adaptation Plan (PNASS 2021–2025), and (iv) the integration of a participatory and inclusive approach, including the gender and social equity dimensions.