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  • Neftaly – MOZAMBIQUE – Consortium RRM Coordinator (M/F) – PEMBA – Neftaly

    Solidarités International (SI) has been providing life-saving assistance in northern Mozambique since March 2019, initially responding to Cyclone Idai. As the crisis in Cabo Delgado escalated, SI began operations in Mueda in July 2021 and progressively expanded to other northern districts including Nangade, Muidumbe, Palma and, more recently, Mocímboa da Praia. By 2022, SI had established a coordination office in Pemba and operational bases in Mueda and Palma. Following the closure of the Palma base, SI opened a new base in Mocímboa da Praia in July 2023 to support urgent returnee needs. Today, SI operates from Pemba, Mueda and Mocímboa da Praia, covering not only the northern districts (Mueda, Mocímboa da Praia, Nangade, Muidumbe and Palma) but also additional districts further south, such as Metuge, Chiúre, Mecúfi and Ancuabe.In 2024–2025. At the beginning of 2025, however, major BHA funding cuts forced a significant restructuring, reducing the mission from approximately 140 to around 50 staff and prompting a reorganization of operations to maintain essential activities.This restructuring coincided with a deterioration of the security situation in Cabo Delgado, with renewed attacks, increased displacement, and unpredictable access since mid-2024, requiring continuous adaptation of SI’s strategies.Despite these challenges, SI continues to deliver principled, needs-based assistance across Cabo Delgado with the support of key donors such as ECHO, SDC, CDCS, IFSAN, UNICEF and WFP.Projects/activities:  Rapid Response Mechanism to shocks (conflict, natural disaters, epidemics): multisectoral wash/food/shelterNFI assistance through CVA or Inkind distributions WaSH: Rehabilitation of a big water network (+100K people) and system (source, water stations), water points rehabilitation and/or construction, WASH in school, WASH in Health, construction of Rain water harvesting system, family and community latrines constructions, Hygiene Promotion, cleaning campaign FSL: seeds + equipment distributions, supports to cooperatives / CASH for work / IGAShelter: today mainly emergency shelter and NFI through RRM The MOZ-RRM consortium and its Consortium Management Unit (CMU) are newly established mechanisms. During the first six months of the project, the governance arrangements, internal coordination modalities, procedures and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) will be progressively defined, tested and formalised in collaboration with consortium members and partners. The Consortium RRM Coordinator will actively contribute to this set-up phase by supporting the consolidation and operationalisation of agreed processes and ways of working.   SECURITY CONSTRAINTS:

    Security level 2 in Pemba / very limited security constraints Mueda and Mocimboa da Praia are security level 3 – more restrictions; movement and activities depend on local conditions and Security Department guidanceThe security situation remains volatile, with unpredictable insurgent attacks and evolving dynamics involving armed actors. Close monitoring of the context is required for operational planning and movement validation. Travel to field bases is mainly via UNHAS flights.Recently we witness an increased number of unpredictable attacks from insurgents (attacks of villages or axis for looting, stealing, kidnapping, burning houses/shops…). We also notice a new passivity from official armed forces (FADM and Rwandese). This more and more volatile and unpredictable context is worrying and nececitate a close monitoring of local context for daily movement validation. 
    The Consortium RRM Coordinator supports the effective operational functioning of the MOZ-RRM consortium. Under SI line management and the functional management of the Head of the Consortium Management Unit (CMU), s/he plays a central coordination and follow-up role across consortium members and partners.S/he acts as an operational “glue”, facilitating information flow, tracking alerts, rapid needs assessments, response plans and activations, and maintaining a real-time overview of sectoral coverage, partner involvement and pooled-fund status.In addition, s/he supports SI Programme and Area Coordinators in the monitoring and follow-up of SI activities implemented under the RRM, in a non-hierarchical and facilitative manner, ensuring alignment with agreed response plans, timelines and consortium-level commitments.Given the start-up nature of the mechanism, the position will also contribute to the definition, testing and documentation of CMU operating procedures, coordination workflows and SOPs during the first six months of implementation, in close coordination with the Head of CMU and consortium members.
    1. Complex multi-actor coordination environment involving several international NGOs, national partners and donors, with a direct hierarchical authority from SI and functional management from a different organisation (NRC).2. High operational tempo linked to sudden-onset emergencies, requiring rapid information consolidation, follow-up and decision support.3. Volatile and unpredictable security context in Cabo Delgado, impacting access, timing and feasibility of responses.4. Need to maintain a clear, real-time overview of multiple parallel activations across districts, sectors and partners.5. Ensuring coherence between SI internal implementation and consortium-level commitments under pooled funding mechanisms.6. New consortium and CMU structure, requiring progressive clarification of roles, workflows, procedures and SOPs during the start-up phase, while ensuring continuity of rapid emergency response.
    1. Contribute to the establishment and operationalisation of CMU coordination workflows, tools and SOPs, including documentation of processes related to alerts, activations, pooled-fund tracking and follow-up, in coordination with the Head of CMU.2. Take over and consolidate operational tracking of alerts, RNAs, response plans and ongoing activations under the MOZ-RRM.3. Establish and maintain clear coordination and information-sharing routines with consortium members, Geographical Leads and SI teams.4. Support the consolidation of pooled-fund tracking, pipelines of potential activations and regular operational updates to the CMU.5. Support SI Programme and Area Coordinators in the monitoring of SI RRM activities and flag operational risks or delays.6. Actively contribute to consortium coordination fora (First-Line Response Operational Group, CMU meetings) and ensure follow-up of action points.
    Master in humanitarian action, development, international law or any other technical area related to the humanitarian sector
    1. Project Cycle Management skills, with strong capacity to coordinate, follow up and support Project Managers and MEAL teams at consortium and organisational level (alerts, RNAs, response plans, implementation follow-up, reporting)
    2.Coordination and operational follow-up capacities in emergency and multi-partner settings, including pooled fund mechanisms
    3. Strong writing and synthesis skills (operational updates, minutes, consolidation of inputs, reporting support)
    1. Coordination and facilitation skills in a non-hierarchical, multi-actor environment
    2. Strong planning, organisation and prioritisation skills in fast-moving emergency contexts
    3. Ability to represent Solidarités International in a neutral and constructive manner towards consortium partners, donors, coordination bodies and authorities
    1. English (mandatory)
    2. Portuguese (strong asset)
    3. Spanish or Italian (asset)
    Pemba is a peaceful coastal city with good living conditions for expatriates, including stable water and electricity and reliable 4G internet. There is no curfew, and walking is allowed during the day. The SI guesthouse and office are located close to the beach and amenities.The position is based in Pemba, with occasional travel to operational bases. Field bases are reachable by UNHAS flight in less than one hour. Living conditions in field locations are basic but functional.

  • Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory

    The Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory is a cutting-edge facility dedicated to advancing research, innovation, and hands-on learning in the field of nanomedicine. This laboratory provides students, researchers, and professionals with access to advanced nanotechnology tools and resources, enabling them to explore the intersection of medicine, biology, and nanoscience. The lab fosters experimentation, discovery, and practical skill development, preparing participants for careers in biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare innovation.

    Neftaly Purpose of the Nanomedicine Laboratory

    The lab is designed to:

    • Facilitate research and experimentation in nanotechnology applications for healthcare.
    • Enable the development of innovative drug delivery systems, diagnostics, and therapeutics.
    • Provide hands-on experience with advanced nanomedicine techniques and instruments.

    Impact: Participants gain practical knowledge in a rapidly evolving field, preparing them for cutting-edge careers in medicine, research, and biotechnology.

    Neftaly Tools and Technologies Available

    The Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory is equipped with state-of-the-art tools, including:

    • Neftaly Nanoparticle Synthesis Equipment: For creating and studying nanoscale materials for medical applications.
    • Neftaly High-Resolution Microscopy (SEM, TEM): To observe nanoscale structures and analyze biological samples.
    • Neftaly Spectroscopy Instruments: For characterizing chemical and physical properties of nanomaterials.
    • Neftaly Cell Culture and Biocompatibility Setups: For testing nanomaterials in biological environments.
    • Neftaly Drug Delivery Modeling Systems: To study nanoparticle interactions with cells and tissues.

    Benefit: Participants gain hands-on experience with tools and techniques used in modern nanomedicine research and development.

    Neftaly Learning and Development Opportunities

    The laboratory offers structured programs, workshops, and research projects that help participants:

    • Understand fundamental and applied concepts in nanomedicine.
    • Develop skills in nanoparticle synthesis, characterization, and biomedical applications.
    • Learn safety protocols, experimental design, and data analysis in a laboratory setting.

    Outcome: Participants acquire both theoretical knowledge and practical skills essential for careers in biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare technology.

    Neftaly Supporting Career and Research Growth

    The Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory serves as a platform for:

    • Neftaly Students: Gain exposure to advanced research techniques, enhancing academic and professional opportunities.
    • Neftaly Researchers: Conduct experiments and collaborate on innovative projects.
    • Neftaly Professionals and Entrepreneurs: Develop prototypes, therapeutics, and innovative solutions for medical challenges.

    Impact: The lab bridges academic knowledge and real-world application, fostering innovation and career readiness in nanomedicine and biotechnology.

    5. Why Choose Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory

    • Neftaly State-of-the-Art Facility: Access to advanced nanotechnology instruments and research tools.
    • Neftaly Hands-On Learning: Practical experience in real-world research and development scenarios.
    • Neftaly Career-Focused: Equips participants with skills for biomedical research, pharmaceuticals, and healthcare innovation.
    • Neftaly Innovative Environment: Encourages experimentation, creativity, and problem-solving in cutting-edge science.

    Neftaly Conclusion

    The Neftaly Nanomedicine Laboratory is a hub of innovation and discovery, empowering individuals to explore the forefront of medical nanotechnology. By combining hands-on experience, advanced instrumentation, and expert guidance, the lab prepares participants for meaningful careers in research, healthcare, and biotechnology, while contributing to the future of medicine and therapeutics.

  • Neftaly Health Behavior Studies Research Service

    Neftaly Health Behavior Studies Research Service

    Neftaly Health Behavior Studies Research Service provides evidence-based research into health behaviors, lifestyle patterns, and social determinants of health. The service helps organizations design effective interventions, policies, and programs that promote healthier communities and improve health outcomes.

    Neftaly Purpose

    To understand, analyze, and influence health-related behaviors through rigorous research, enabling effective public health strategies and interventions.

    Neftaly Core Areas of Neftaly Health Behavior Studies

    Neftaly Behavioral Risk Assessment

    Identifying behaviors that contribute to health risks, including diet, physical activity, substance use, and adherence to medical guidance.

    Neftaly Health Attitude & Perception Research

    Exploring beliefs, attitudes, knowledge, and motivations that influence individual and community health behaviors.

    Neftaly Intervention Design & Evaluation

    Assessing the effectiveness of programs, campaigns, and interventions aimed at promoting healthy behaviors and preventing disease.

    Neftaly Social & Environmental Determinants Analysis

    Studying how social, economic, cultural, and environmental factors shape health behavior and influence outcomes.

    Neftaly Policy & Program Impact Assessment

    Evaluating the impact of health policies, regulations, and community programs on behavior change and health outcomes.

    Neftaly Digital Health & Technology Research

    Investigating the role of digital tools, mobile applications, and health technologies in shaping behaviors and improving engagement.

    Neftaly Risk & Outcome Modeling

    Using data analysis and predictive modeling to anticipate health behavior trends and assess potential intervention outcomes.

    Neftaly Research Methodology

    Neftaly Key Deliverables

    Neftaly Value to Stakeholders

    Neftaly Commitment to Health Advancement

    Neftaly Health Behavior Studies Research Service combines scientific rigor, behavioral insight, and practical recommendations to support healthier communities. By translating research into actionable strategies, Neftaly enables stakeholders to design interventions that effectively promote positive health behaviors and long-term well-being.

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