Overview

Accréditation Sans Frontières is an international healthcare accreditation body, founded in Paris in 2020 under the French Law of 1 July 1901, with operations in Geneva and Tbilisi. ASF accredits healthcare facilities that major accreditors do not reach — solo and micro practitioners, and facilities in limited-resource and conflict-affected settings — to the same rigorous, patient-safety standard applied everywhere else. This page is the single entry point to ASF’s complete accreditation architecture: its standards, its governance, and the people who deliver it.

The three accreditation tracks

ASF develops and verifies its work against all three tracks of ISQua EEA’s International Accreditation Programme — using their publicly available standards as a quality benchmark, independent of any paid assessment.

Full requirements checklist across all three tracks, cross-referenced to every ASF document: Requirements Crosswalk →

How accreditation works

Full detail: How ASF Standards Are Developed · ASF-MON-STD-v1.1 · Surveyors

Where this stands today

Every standard and policy on this site has been verified, criterion by criterion, against the publicly available ISQua EEA documents — not merely mapped at a structural level. ASF has not engaged ISQua EEA’s paid third-party assessment; this documentation is built to withstand independent review on its own evidentiary strength, for submission to EU, government, and institutional donor audiences.

Live detail on field-testing status and outcomes: Field Testing Record, Standards Development →

Document index