Neftaly Goal: Developing and Sustaining Malaria Programme Management Capacity at All Levels
Effective malaria control and elimination require strong management systems that ensure efficient planning, implementation, monitoring, and adaptation of interventions. Neftaly is committed to building and sustaining robust malaria programme management capacity across national, regional, district, and community levels in Namibia.
By enhancing management skills and systems, Neftaly aims to empower health leaders and teams to deliver high-quality, sustainable malaria services that respond effectively to changing epidemiological trends.
Key Strategies
1. Capacity Building and Training
- Provide tailored training programs for malaria programme managers and health workers on leadership, planning, budgeting, logistics, and data use
- Strengthen skills in project management, supervision, and performance monitoring
- Facilitate mentorship and on-the-job coaching to reinforce learning and practical application
2. Strengthening Planning and Coordination
- Support development and regular updating of evidence-based malaria strategic plans at all administrative levels
- Promote multisectoral collaboration and partnership coordination for integrated malaria responses
- Enhance mechanisms for stakeholder engagement, resource mobilization, and advocacy
3. Improving Monitoring, Evaluation, and Reporting
- Build capacity for routine data collection, analysis, and utilization to track programme progress and impact
- Establish quality assurance processes and supportive supervision systems
- Encourage transparent and timely reporting to inform decision-making and accountability
4. Sustainability and Institutionalization
- Assist in embedding malaria programme management functions within existing health systems and structures
- Support policy development and implementation that fosters long-term programme ownership and financing
- Promote continuous professional development and retention of skilled malaria programme personnel
Expected Outcomes
- Malaria programme managers and teams equipped with the skills and tools needed to plan, implement, and evaluate malaria interventions effectively
- Enhanced coordination and collaboration across all levels, resulting in harmonized and efficient malaria control efforts
- Improved programme performance evidenced by timely, data-driven decisions and high-quality service delivery
- Sustainable malaria management structures that remain resilient to challenges and adaptable to evolving needs