evidence: Four One Stop Centres established in Kasama, Mporokoso, Mansa and Chiengi where survivors could receive assistance by way of psychosocial support, specialized medical care (including clinical rape management), legal counselling and protection services. Staff of the centres were extensively trained in GBV service provision, a survivor centered approach, and in the safe and ethical collection and management of GBV data. The establishment of the One Stop Centres improved the capacities of health service providers and contributed to a substantial increase in the number of survivors who sought and received medical screening services (9,843 since the beginning of the programme). According to centre and hospital records, 11,231 survivors accessed PEP (post exposure prophylaxis) and emergency contraception, mainly as part of clinical management of rape protocols.