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  • Neftaly To strengthen the participation of social and community-based organizations to contribute to achieving the target of 95-95-95 and objectives of the National Strategy to End the AIDS Dease by 2030.

    Neftaly To strengthen the participation of social and community-based organizations to contribute to achieving the target of 95-95-95 and objectives of the National Strategy to End the AIDS Dease by 2030.

  • Neftaly To reduce morbidity and mortality due to TB and contribute to achieving National TB Program’s goal of elimination by 2025

    Neftaly To reduce morbidity and mortality due to TB and contribute to achieving National TB Program’s goal of elimination by 2025

  • Neftaly To contribute in the reduction of new HIV/AIDS cases whilst maintaining the prevalence below 0.30%, with specific focus on

    Neftaly To contribute in the reduction of new HIV/AIDS cases whilst maintaining the prevalence below 0.30%, with specific focus on

  • Neftaly To contribute towards the reduction of the TB burden in the mining sector in Southern African countries

    Neftaly To contribute towards the reduction of the TB burden in the mining sector in Southern African countries

    Neftaly: Reducing the TB Burden in the Mining Sector Across Southern Africa

    Introduction

    Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the most serious health challenges affecting mineworkers and their communities across Southern Africa. The mining sector—characterized by harsh working conditions, poor ventilation, silica dust exposure, and frequent cross-border migration—has historically recorded disproportionately high rates of TB infection.

    Neftaly (South African Youth Project) is committed to transforming this narrative by contributing meaningfully to the reduction of the TB burden in the mining sector, through innovative health education, advocacy, and community-driven solutions.

    The Challenge

    Mineworkers are up to 10 times more likely to contract TB than the general population, due to:

    • Prolonged exposure to dust and cramped working conditions
    • Limited access to consistent health services, especially for migrant workers
    • Stigma and fear that delay diagnosis and treatment
    • Weak integration between public and occupational health systems

    These risks extend beyond mine sites, affecting surrounding communities and contributing to regional TB transmission, especially in border areas and migrant corridors.

    Neftaly’s Strategic Contribution

    Neftaly is taking a multi-level, cross-sectoral approach to reduce TB among mineworkers and mining communities in Southern Africa, focusing on prevention, education, early detection, and system strengthening:

    1. Health Education and Awareness Campaigns

    We conduct TB awareness campaigns tailored specifically for mining populations. This includes:

    • On-site workplace health education sessions
    • Multilingual educational materials designed for low-literacy audiences
    • TB awareness roadshows in mining towns and labor-sending areas

    2. Community Mobilization and Peer Support

    Neftaly trains peer educators and youth health champions from mining communities to:

    • Identify TB symptoms early and refer individuals for screening
    • Combat stigma and misinformation
    • Provide psychosocial support for individuals undergoing TB treatment

    3. Strengthening Access to TB Services

    We collaborate with local clinics, mobile health providers, and mining companies to:

    • Facilitate mobile TB screening units at mines and hostels
    • Distribute masks, educational materials, and treatment support tools
    • Improve follow-up and adherence through digital health reminders

    4. Advocacy for Policy and Systems Change

    Neftaly works with regional bodies, mining associations, and government health departments to advocate for:

    • Improved occupational health policies
    • Better integration of public and private sector TB services
    • Cross-border referral systems to ensure continuity of care for migrant workers

    5. Data and Impact Monitoring

    Our programs include robust monitoring to track:

    • TB case identification and referral rates
    • Treatment adherence and completion outcomes
    • Community attitudes toward TB over time

    Regional Reach and Impact

    Neftaly’s efforts are being implemented in key mining areas and labor-sending regions across countries including:

    • South Africa
    • Lesotho
    • Mozambique
    • Zimbabwe
    • Zambia
    • Namibia

    Our work is aligned with regional frameworks such as the SADC TB in the Mining Sector Initiative (TIMS) and contributes to national TB strategic plans.

    Achievements So Far

    • Over 50,000 mineworkers and community members reached through TB education campaigns
    • More than 200 youth peer educators trained and deployed
    • Increased TB screening uptake in targeted mining communities
    • Enhanced collaboration between public health systems and mine-based clinics

    Looking Ahead

    Neftaly will continue to expand its work to:

    • Strengthen the role of youth in TB prevention in mining communities
    • Support regional coordination for migrant-friendly TB services
    • Address co-infections like HIV-TB through integrated programming
    • Advocate for healthier, safer, and more equitable mining environments

    Conclusion

    TB in the mining sector is not just a health issue—it is a matter of human rights, occupational justice, and regional development. Through strategic partnerships, grassroots mobilization, and regional collaboration, Neftaly is making a measurable difference in the fight against TB in Southern Africa’s mining sector.

  • Neftaly To contribute to a reduction in mortality and general morbidity in the population to allow for sustainable socio-economic development

    Neftaly To contribute to a reduction in mortality and general morbidity in the population to allow for sustainable socio-economic development

    Neftaly’s Commitment to Health and Socio-Economic Development

    At Neftaly, we recognize that health is the foundation of a thriving, resilient society. Our mission is to actively contribute to the reduction of mortality and general morbidity within communities by implementing innovative, inclusive, and sustainable health and development initiatives.

    We believe that healthier populations are more empowered to engage in education, work, and community-building. This directly fuels sustainable socio-economic development, breaking cycles of poverty and inequality while fostering long-term growth.

    Our Approach:

    • Preventative Health Education: We run awareness campaigns and training programs to promote healthy lifestyles, disease prevention, and early intervention.
    • Access to Essential Services: Neftaly works in partnership with local health systems and NGOs to improve access to primary healthcare, maternal and child services, vaccinations, and mental health support.
    • Youth and Community Empowerment: By investing in youth development and community leadership, we create a ripple effect where health-conscious practices and sustainable development become embedded in the culture.
    • Data-Driven Impact: We collect and analyze data to identify health challenges, monitor progress, and ensure that interventions are evidence-based and targeted for maximum impact.

    Our Vision:

    A world where every individual—regardless of background or location—has the opportunity to live a healthy life, contribute meaningfully to their community, and participate in a sustainable economy.

  • Neftaly To contribute to ending TB in the region by 2030

    Neftaly To contribute to ending TB in the region by 2030

    Neftaly’s Commitment to Ending TB in the Region by 2030

    At Neftaly, we are committed to the global goal of ending tuberculosis (TB) by 2030. TB remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, yet it is preventable and curable. Our work is focused on ensuring that communities in our region are empowered, informed, and equipped to stop the spread of TB and eliminate it once and for all.

    Our Mission:

    To actively support the reduction and eventual elimination of TB through integrated community engagement, education, screening, treatment support, and policy advocacy.

    How Neftaly Contributes:

    • Community Education & Awareness: We educate communities about TB transmission, symptoms, and treatment options to reduce stigma and encourage early diagnosis and treatment.
    • Screening & Early Detection Support: Neftaly partners with local health facilities to support mobile TB screening initiatives, especially in high-risk and underserved areas.
    • Treatment Adherence Programs: We work alongside healthcare providers to support TB patients through treatment adherence initiatives, peer support groups, and access to essential medications.
    • Capacity Building: Neftaly trains community health workers and youth leaders to become TB champions—equipped to spread accurate information and link people to care.
    • Advocacy & Policy Engagement: We engage with regional stakeholders and policymakers to strengthen TB control strategies, increase funding, and ensure TB is prioritized in health agendas.

    Our Goal:

    To create TB-free communities where every person has access to early detection, effective treatment, and long-term prevention, contributing directly to the global End TB Strategy by 2030.

  • Neftaly To contribute to improving the health of the Burundian population by reducing the burden of tuberculosis

    Neftaly To contribute to improving the health of the Burundian population by reducing the burden of tuberculosis

    Neftaly’s Mission to Improve Health in Burundi by Reducing the Burden of Tuberculosis

    Tuberculosis (TB) continues to pose a serious public health threat in Burundi, particularly among vulnerable and hard-to-reach populations. At Neftaly, we are committed to improving the overall health and well-being of the Burundian population by actively contributing to the reduction of TB through a combination of community engagement, health system strengthening, and targeted interventions.

    Our Commitment:

    Neftaly believes that no one should suffer or die from a preventable and curable disease like TB. We work alongside local stakeholders, health authorities, and international partners to combat the spread of TB and support affected individuals and families.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Health Education and Awareness: We conduct targeted TB awareness campaigns to inform communities about TB prevention, symptoms, transmission, and the importance of early treatment.
    • Early Detection and Referral: Neftaly supports outreach and screening efforts, especially in underserved rural and peri-urban areas, to ensure timely diagnosis and linkage to care.
    • Treatment Support and Adherence: We assist patients throughout their treatment journey by offering counseling, peer support, and community-based follow-up to improve treatment completion rates and prevent drug-resistant TB.
    • Community Empowerment: By training community health workers and local volunteers, Neftaly strengthens community capacity to identify, report, and manage TB cases more effectively.
    • Policy Advocacy and Partnership: Neftaly works with national and regional partners to advocate for stronger TB control policies, improved access to diagnostics and medicines, and increased investment in health systems.

    Our Impact:

    By focusing on prevention, early intervention, and sustained treatment support, Neftaly contributes directly to reducing the burden of TB, enhancing community health, and strengthening Burundi’s ability to respond

  • Neftaly To contribute to increase domestic funding included in national budgets for malaria elimination and re-emergence prevention in 8 Host Countries by year 5 through IDB loans and financial incentives to be provided through a ‘results based funding modality’.

    Neftaly To contribute to increase domestic funding included in national budgets for malaria elimination and re-emergence prevention in 8 Host Countries by year 5 through IDB loans and financial incentives to be provided through a ‘results based funding modality’.

    Neftaly’s Strategic Contribution to Strengthening Domestic Funding for Malaria Elimination in 8 Host Countries

    At Neftaly, we understand that malaria elimination and the prevention of its re-emergence require not only strong health systems but also sustained and predictable financing. That’s why we are committed to supporting 8 Host Countries in increasing domestic funding allocations for malaria through innovative financing mechanisms, including Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) loans and results-based funding modalities.

    Our Vision:

    To ensure malaria is eliminated and does not resurge, countries must take ownership of financing their health priorities. Neftaly’s strategy empowers governments to increase domestic investments, integrate malaria into national development agendas, and link health outcomes to financial performance.

    Our Objectives by Year 5:

    • Increase Domestic Budget Allocations: Support governments in mobilizing and prioritizing domestic resources for malaria in national health budgets, ensuring sustainability beyond donor funding.
    • Facilitate Access to IDB Loans: Assist countries in navigating and securing IDB financing instruments, tailored to support health system strengthening and malaria elimination efforts.
    • Implement Results-Based Funding Modalities: Collaborate with partners to design and deploy performance-based financial incentives, ensuring that funding is linked directly to measurable outcomes in malaria reduction and elimination.
    • Build Capacity for Financial Management: Provide technical assistance to ministries of health and finance to enhance public financial management, accountability, and strategic investment in malaria programs.
    • Promote Evidence-Based Advocacy: Equip stakeholders with data, tools, and evidence to advocate for increased domestic investment and policy prioritization of malaria within national development frameworks.

    The Neftaly Advantage:

    • Regional Expertise: Deep understanding of the health financing landscape across African host countries.
    • Multi-sectoral Collaboration: Strong partnerships with development banks, governments, and civil society.
    • Focus on Sustainability: Long-term vision aligned with global malaria elimination goals and regional economic development.

    By Year 5, Neftaly aims to see substantial increases in national budget allocations for malaria programs across 8 Host Countries—unlocking new IDB financing and achieving measurable progress through results-based funding approaches that reward real impact.

  • Neftaly To contribute to the mission of the health sector by ending TB as a major public health problem in Ethiopia by 2030

    Neftaly To contribute to the mission of the health sector by ending TB as a major public health problem in Ethiopia by 2030

    Neftaly’s Commitment to Ending Tuberculosis as a Public Health Threat in Ethiopia by 2030

    Tuberculosis (TB) remains one of Ethiopia’s most pressing public health challenges, impacting thousands of lives and placing significant strain on the country’s health system. In alignment with Ethiopia’s national health strategy and global targets, Neftaly is committed to contributing to the mission of the health sector to end TB as a major public health problem by 2030.

    Our Mission:

    To support national efforts that aim to reduce TB incidence, improve treatment outcomes, and eliminate TB-related deaths through innovative, community-driven, and sustainable approaches.

    How Neftaly Contributes:

    • Community Awareness & Education: We empower communities with accurate, culturally appropriate information to reduce stigma, encourage early health-seeking behavior, and promote TB prevention and care.
    • Case Detection & Referral: Neftaly supports active case finding in high-burden and underserved areas, ensuring individuals with symptoms are promptly referred for testing and treatment.
    • Treatment Support & Adherence: Through patient-centered care models, peer support groups, and mobile health tools, we help TB patients complete their treatment successfully and avoid relapse.
    • Capacity Building for Health Workers: We train frontline health workers in TB detection, infection control, and community outreach to strengthen Ethiopia’s primary healthcare response.
    • Partnership & Coordination: Neftaly collaborates with the Ethiopian Ministry of Health, regional health bureaus, and other stakeholders to align efforts with the National TB Strategic Plan and the WHO End TB Strategy.

    Our Impact by 2030:

    • Reduced TB burden in high-risk communities
    • Improved case detection and treatment success rates
    • Stronger community engagement in TB control and prevention
    • Enhanced health system capacity for sustained TB response

    Neftaly stands with Ethiopia in the fight to end TB—not just as a health priority, but as a matter of social justice, economic resilience, and human dignity.

  • Neftaly To contribute to the reduction of HIV/AIDS and TB related morbidity and mortality among cross border and mobile populations including refugees in IGAD member countries

    Neftaly To contribute to the reduction of HIV/AIDS and TB related morbidity and mortality among cross border and mobile populations including refugees in IGAD member countries

    Neftaly’s Regional Commitment: Reducing HIV/AIDS and TB-Related Morbidity and Mortality Among Mobile Populations in IGAD Member States

    Mobile and cross-border populations, including refugees and migrant workers, face unique vulnerabilities and limited access to essential health services—placing them at greater risk for HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis (TB). In line with regional health priorities, Neftaly is committed to reducing the burden of HIV/AIDS and TB-related morbidity and mortality among these underserved groups across IGAD member countries.

    Our Mission:

    To ensure that no one is left behind in the fight against HIV and TB by supporting the development of inclusive, accessible, and cross-border health strategies that serve the needs of mobile and displaced populations in the Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) region.

    Strategic Objectives:

    • Strengthen Cross-Border Health Systems: Support the development of coordinated cross-border health services to ensure continuity of care for individuals moving between countries.
    • Increase Access to Testing and Treatment: Facilitate access to HIV and TB testing, treatment, and prevention services for refugees, asylum seekers, truck drivers, seasonal laborers, and nomadic populations.
    • Community Outreach and Awareness: Deploy culturally sensitive, multilingual outreach campaigns to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage early diagnosis and treatment adherence.
    • Data Sharing and Surveillance: Promote regional collaboration on surveillance systems, data sharing, and health information management to track disease trends and improve cross-border response.
    • Capacity Building and Integration: Train health workers, border officials, and community volunteers to identify, refer, and support individuals at risk, and integrate services into existing national and regional health systems.
    • Policy Advocacy: Engage with IGAD, national governments, and partners to strengthen regional policies that uphold the right to health for mobile populations and refugees.

    Our Impact:

    By working across borders and sectors, Neftaly aims to:

    • Reduce new infections and deaths from HIV/AIDS and TB
    • Improve treatment continuity for mobile and displaced individuals
    • Enhance health system responsiveness across IGAD countries
    • Foster regional solidarity in addressing public health threats