To the CEO of Neftaly Neftaly Malatjie, the Chairperson of the Neftaly Royal committee, Mr Legodi, Neftaly Royal Committee Members, all Neftaly Royal Chiefs and Neftaly Human capital

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Strengthening Monitoring of VTP Interventions through NeftalyCDR

1. Event Overview

Event Title:
Neftaly Strengthening VTP Monitoring through Continuous Data Review (NeftalyCDR)

Implementing Organisation:
Neftaly

Programme Area:
Violence Prevention Programme (VTP)

Event Type:
Capacity-building and systems implementation event

Target Audience:

• Neftaly programme staff
• VTP field officers
• Monitoring & Evaluation personnel
• Community facilitators and partners

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2. Problem Statement

Neftaly has identified inconsistent monitoring of VTP interventions as a key operational challenge. Current monitoring practices are irregular and fragmented, resulting in:

• Limited understanding of intervention effectiveness
• Weak evidence for decision-making
• Delayed identification of implementation gaps
• Inefficient use of resources

Without a structured monitoring system, the impact of violence prevention efforts cannot be fully measured or improved.

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3. Event Purpose and Objectives

Purpose

To implement NeftalyCDR as a structured monitoring and learning system within all VTP interventions.

Objectives

• Introduce NeftalyCDR as a standard monitoring framework for VTP
• Build staff capacity on data collection, analysis, and reporting
• Establish consistent data collection and review processes
• Promote data-driven decision-making for violence prevention interventions
• Improve accountability, effectiveness, and impact of VTP activities

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4. Implementation Strategy

4.1 Event Structure

The event will be implemented in three key phases:

Phase 1: Preparation

• Develop standardized NeftalyCDR tools (attendance registers, monitoring checklists, feedback forms)
• Identify key VTP indicators to be monitored
• Assign monitoring roles and responsibilities
• Prepare training materials and data templates

Phase 2: Event Delivery

• Orientation session on challenges of inconsistent VTP monitoring
• Introduction to NeftalyCDR framework and principles
• Practical training on:
  • Data collection methods
  • Data quality assurance
  • Basic data analysis and interpretation
• Group discussions on real VTP case examples
• Alignment of NeftalyCDR with existing VTP activities

Phase 3: Post-Event Implementation

• Roll-out NeftalyCDR across all VTP interventions
• Begin routine data collection at activity level
• Conduct regular data review meetings
• Adjust interventions based on findings

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5. NeftalyCDR Operational Process

The NeftalyCDR system will function as follows:

1. Continuous Data Collection
   • Collected during all VTP activities and events
   • Covers participation, outputs, outcomes, and challenges
2. Routine Data Review
   • Monthly or activity-based review sessions
   • Identification of trends, gaps, and successes
3. Action and Adjustment
   • Modify VTP strategies based on evidence
   • Improve targeting, delivery methods, and outreach
4. Reporting and Learning
   • Consolidated internal reports
   • Lessons learned documented and shared

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6. Roles and Responsibilities

• Development Officer / Programme Lead: Overall coordination and oversight
• M&E Focal Person: Data quality control and analysis
• VTP Field Staff: Data collection and reporting
• Management: Decision-making based on NeftalyCDR findings

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7. Expected Outcomes

• Consistent and reliable monitoring of all VTP interventions
• Improved understanding of what works in violence prevention
• Early identification of underperforming interventions
• Better use of resources and staff time
• Stronger programme accountability and transparency
• Increased positive impact on target communities

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8. Sustainability and Scale-Up

Following the event:

• NeftalyCDR will be institutionalised as a standard operating practice
• Tools and processes will be refined over time
• The model can be replicated across other Neftaly programmes
• Data insights will inform future events, partnerships, and funding proposals

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9. Conclusion

The implementation of this Neftaly event marks a critical step toward addressing inconsistent monitoring of VTP interventions. By embedding NeftalyCDR into everyday programme operations, Neftaly will strengthen evidence-based decision-making, enhance intervention effectiveness, and advance its mission of preventing violence through informed and responsive programming.

My message shall end here.

Andrice Macuacua| Development Specialist SCDR| Neftaly