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  • Neftaly the interventions and activities planned as part of the National Strategic Program (NSP) for malaria, program management and the Principal Recipient as defined in this Global Fund grant for malaria; management of the procurement and supply chain and the laboratory systems,

    Neftaly the interventions and activities planned as part of the National Strategic Program (NSP) for malaria, program management and the Principal Recipient as defined in this Global Fund grant for malaria; management of the procurement and supply chain and the laboratory systems,

  • Neftaly The procurement and supply management (PSM) system will be improved by 2020

    Neftaly The procurement and supply management (PSM) system will be improved by 2020

  • Neftaly Strengthening of supply chain mangement system for high quality TB, ARV drugs and diagnostics availability at all levels

    Neftaly Strengthening of supply chain mangement system for high quality TB, ARV drugs and diagnostics availability at all levels

  • Neftaly Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory System and Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    Neftaly Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory System and Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    Neftaly: Strengthening HMIS, Laboratory Systems, and Procurement & Supply Chain Management

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we are committed to strengthening the backbone of public health delivery by improving key health system components — Health Management Information Systems (HMIS), Laboratory Systems, and Procurement & Supply Chain Management (PSCM). These systems are critical for efficient service delivery, effective disease control, and long-term health system resilience.

    Our approach focuses on capacity building, digital transformation, quality assurance, and accountability, ensuring that communities receive timely, accurate, and quality health services.

    1. Health Management Information Systems (HMIS)

    A robust HMIS ensures that health data is timely, accurate, and actionable. Neftaly works to strengthen data systems for improved decision-making and health service delivery.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Training healthcare workers in data collection, entry, validation, and analysis.
    • Supporting the rollout of electronic medical records (EMRs) and reporting platforms.
    • Promoting data use through dashboards, regular reviews, and feedback loops.
    • Enhancing interoperability between facility-based and community health data systems.

    2. Laboratory Systems

    High-quality laboratory services are essential for accurate diagnosis, disease surveillance, and patient care. Neftaly supports the enhancement of laboratory capacity and quality at all levels.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Infrastructure support and supply of essential equipment and reagents.
    • Strengthening quality control measures and lab accreditation readiness.
    • Training lab personnel on standard operating procedures and diagnostic protocols.
    • Enhancing sample referral systems and result turnaround time, especially for HIV, TB, and COVID-19.

    3. Procurement & Supply Chain Management Systems

    A reliable supply chain ensures that critical medical products — from ARVs to lab reagents — are always available where and when needed. Neftaly improves procurement planning, logistics, and inventory management.

    Key Focus Areas:

    • Capacity building in forecasting, quantification, and stock management.
    • Deployment of digital tools for inventory tracking and reporting.
    • Support for last-mile delivery systems and emergency response logistics.
    • Ensuring transparency and compliance with national procurement guidelines.

    Our Impact

    • Trained over 300 frontline workers across HMIS, laboratory, and supply chain systems.
    • Supported digital transformation of data systems in 30+ public health facilities.
    • Improved availability and turnaround time for essential diagnostics and medicines.
    • Reduced stock-outs and improved reporting accuracy across supported sites.

    Building Resilient Health Systems

    Neftaly’s work strengthens the pillars of a functional health system, enabling faster responses to epidemics, better patient outcomes, and greater accountability. By investing in systems today, we are building a stronger, healthier tomorrow.

  • Neftaly Strengthen the health system capacity for monitoring and evaluation, procurement and supply management, public financial management and programme management

    Neftaly Strengthen the health system capacity for monitoring and evaluation, procurement and supply management, public financial management and programme management

    Neftaly: Strengthening Health System Capacity for Effective Service Delivery

    At Neftaly (South African Youth Project), we understand that a robust health system relies on strong foundations of monitoring and evaluation (M&E), procurement and supply management (PSM), public financial management (PFM), and programme management. Strengthening these core capacities is critical for ensuring efficient, transparent, and sustainable health service delivery that meets community needs.

    Our initiative focuses on building the technical, operational, and institutional capacity of health systems to improve performance, accountability, and resource utilization across all levels of healthcare.

    Program Objectives

    • Enhance the capacity of health system stakeholders to collect, analyze, and use data for informed decision-making.
    • Strengthen procurement and supply chain systems to ensure the availability of essential medicines and health commodities.
    • Improve public financial management practices for transparent and accountable use of resources.
    • Build programme management skills to support effective planning, implementation, and evaluation of health interventions.

    Key Intervention Areas

    1. Monitoring and Evaluation (M&E) Capacity Building

    • Training health workers and managers on data collection, analysis, reporting, and use.
    • Support the development and implementation of health information systems (HIS) integrated with national HMIS platforms.
    • Promote a culture of data-driven decision-making and continuous quality improvement.

    2. Procurement and Supply Management (PSM) Strengthening

    • Enhance forecasting, procurement planning, and inventory management to avoid stockouts and wastage.
    • Support capacity building in supply chain logistics, warehousing, and distribution.
    • Facilitate adoption of digital tools for real-time supply chain monitoring and management.

    3. Public Financial Management (PFM) Improvement

    • Train financial managers in budgeting, expenditure tracking, and financial reporting.
    • Promote transparency and accountability through strengthened internal controls and audit processes.
    • Support alignment of financial planning with health sector priorities and donor requirements.

    4. Programme Management Enhancement

    • Build skills in strategic planning, project management, risk assessment, and stakeholder coordination.
    • Support the development of standard operating procedures (SOPs) and programmatic guidelines.
    • Facilitate regular programme performance reviews and adaptive management.

    Our Impact So Far

    • Trained over 300 health managers and technical staff in M&E, PSM, PFM, and programme management.
    • Supported integration of digital health information and supply chain systems in multiple health districts.
    • Improved transparency and efficiency in the use of health resources through strengthened PFM practices.
    • Enhanced programme outcomes by promoting evidence-based planning and management.

    Why This Matters

    Strong systems for monitoring, supply management, financial stewardship, and programme leadership are essential to ensure that health interventions reach those in need effectively and sustainably. Neftaly’s capacity-building approach helps health systems become more responsive, accountable, and resilient.

    Partner With Neftaly

    We invite ministries of health, donors, development partners, and civil society organizations to join forces with us in strengthening health system capacities for improved health outcomes.

  • Neftaly Strengthen the supply chain system for effective quantification and prompt distribution of commodities under a universal system by 2020.

    Neftaly Strengthen the supply chain system for effective quantification and prompt distribution of commodities under a universal system by 2020.

    Neftaly: Strengthening the Supply Chain System for Effective Quantification and Prompt Distribution of Commodities Under a Universal System by 2020

    Efficient supply chain management is critical to ensuring uninterrupted availability of essential health commodities. Accurate quantification and timely distribution are key to preventing stockouts and overstocking, ultimately improving service delivery and patient outcomes.

    Neftaly (South African Youth Project) is dedicated to strengthening the supply chain system to support a universal, streamlined approach for the quantification and distribution of health commodities by 2020.

    Program Goal

    To strengthen the supply chain system to enable effective quantification, procurement, and prompt distribution of health commodities under a universal system, ensuring consistent availability and accessibility by 2020.

    Strategic Objectives

    • Enhance supply chain planning and quantification processes to align with actual consumption and program needs.
    • Improve logistics and distribution mechanisms to ensure timely delivery of commodities at all service points.
    • Establish a unified supply chain system to reduce fragmentation and improve coordination.
    • Build capacity of supply chain personnel in forecasting, inventory management, and data use.
    • Implement monitoring systems to track commodity flow and prevent stockouts.

    Key Intervention Areas

    1. Quantification and Forecasting

    • Strengthen data collection and analysis to improve accuracy in forecasting commodity needs.
    • Integrate consumption, morbidity, and programmatic data for comprehensive quantification.

    2. Logistics and Distribution

    • Optimize distribution networks and schedules to reduce lead times and costs.
    • Promote last-mile delivery solutions to reach remote and underserved areas efficiently.

    3. Universal Supply Chain System Integration

    • Harmonize procurement and inventory management systems across programs and partners.
    • Implement unified information systems for real-time visibility of stock levels and movements.

    4. Capacity Building

    • Train supply chain staff in best practices for quantification, inventory control, and logistics management.
    • Promote data-driven decision-making and accountability within the supply chain.

    5. Monitoring and Evaluation

    • Develop tools and dashboards to monitor supply chain performance indicators.
    • Conduct regular audits and reviews to identify bottlenecks and implement corrective actions.

    Expected Outcomes

    • Accurate and timely quantification of health commodities aligned with actual needs.
    • Improved commodity availability and reduced stockouts at all levels of the health system.
    • Enhanced coordination and efficiency through a unified supply chain system.
    • Strengthened capacity of personnel managing supply chain functions.
    • Transparent and data-driven supply chain operations ensuring accountability.

    Why It Matters

    A robust and integrated supply chain system ensures that essential medicines and health commodities are always available where and when needed, supporting uninterrupted healthcare delivery and improving patient outcomes.

    Partner with Neftaly

    Neftaly works with governments, health programs, and partners to build efficient, resilient, and universal supply chain systems that guarantee commodity security and strengthen health systems.

  • Neftaly Strengthen procurement and supply management capacity at national and sub national levels to be able to sustain the national response to HIV, TB and Malaria

    Neftaly Strengthen procurement and supply management capacity at national and sub national levels to be able to sustain the national response to HIV, TB and Malaria

  • Neftaly Strengthen procurement and supply management capacity at national and sub-national levels to be able to sustain the national response to HIV, TB and malaria

    Neftaly Strengthen procurement and supply management capacity at national and sub-national levels to be able to sustain the national response to HIV, TB and malaria

  • Neftaly Strengthen coordination, collaboration, procurement & supply management and effective program management at all levels

    Neftaly Strengthen coordination, collaboration, procurement & supply management and effective program management at all levels

  • Neftaly Stable and quality assured supply of drugs, diagnostic and commodities

    Neftaly Stable and quality assured supply of drugs, diagnostic and commodities