MVA Fund CEO Officiates at the Ngami DHMT Excellence awards 24 May 2019; Maun The MVA Fund CEO Mr. Michael Tlhagwane officiated at the Ngami District Health Management Team excellence awards held on the 24th May 2019 under the theme “Recognizing and rewarding excellence, the pillar and stimulant of productivity”.

The theme was crafted through a healthy competition amongst the staff under the spirit of team work and shared vision. The theme called for the workforce to recognise excellence in their everyday professional lives and at the same time encourages the leadership to ensure that the workforce is motivated to drive innovation and productivity in the workplace.

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Selibe Phikwe Office opens to take vital services to the north-east

Mpotor Vehicle Accident Fund reaches out its helping hand to another part of the country with the opening of its office in Selibe Phikwe – the sixth office to take the fund’s to the people
who need help after road crashes. The offices are in Gaborone, Maun, Francistown and Kang.

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MVA and Road Deprtment team up to cut road crashes.

Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has stepped up its fight against death and injury on the road by joining hands with the Roads Department of the Ministry of Transport and Communication in a pledge to work together for road safety.

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An effective Return to Work (RTW) model for employees injured in motor vehicle accidents should allow faster recovery from trauma and resumption of work at minimal costs, the Finance & Development Planning Assistant Hon. Minister Dr. Gloria Somolokae has said. Dr. Somolokae said when properly planned and implemented, a successful RTW model not only saves the employer associated recruitment, training, replacement and post injury costs, but upholds employer benefits and organizational efficiency.

Officially opening the 2011 Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVAF) RTW Conference and Workshop held in Gaborone on November 9, Dr. Somolokae said therefore RTW dispels employer misconceptions that huge resources are required to transform the work environment to accommodating people with reduced degrees of ability due to road crashes.

According to the Finance & Development Planning Assistant Minister, “Accommodating employees post injury or illness shows the existence of well-thought of and ideal organizational sustainability strategies, a highly motivated workforce and appreciation by the community at large. While to the injured party, the levels of psychosocial concerns related to the adverse effects of unemployment are reduced.

As the Conference brought together sister Funds from Namibia, South Africa and Swaziland, including international participants and other stakeholders, there was ample opportunity to explore the full benefits of effective injury management systems and rehabilitation, focusing on early recovery and resumption of duty and clearly defined world class RTW programmes for road traffic crash victims.

As long as we continue to have road traffic crashes, the challenges of work absenteeism, lost productivity negatively impacting the economy and permanent disability remain. If left unmanaged, the cost of prolonged recovery becomes unsustainable, may ultimately not benefit the injured person, seriously diminishing the chance of regaining functionality, over time. Since there is no substitute for effective injury prevention strategies, we should undertake our daily activities and management of our lives with minimum exposure to risk.

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MVA FUND returned victorious from the annual Inter-Fund Games, held this Swakopmund, Namibia. The Botswana contingent brought home overall winner’s trophy for the second time, the being at the games held in Windhoek in 2011. The team flew the flag and flexed their muscles in a memorable weekend of spirited competition with their counterpart colleagues in MVA Fund Namibia and Sincephetelo Fund of Swaziland.

Botswana struggled in the ball sports, placing second in volleyball, third in football and third in netball. But the athletes saved the day by winning the ladies relay, the men’s relay and the executive relay races to secure the trophy. But the results were irrelevant. Good sport and fellowship were enjoyed by all at this yearly get-together of

the Funds. the men’s relay and the executive relay races to secure the trophy. But the results were irrelevant. Good sport and fellowship were enjoyed by all at this yearly get-together of the Funds.

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The nation is still reeling in shock at the loss of twenty (20) precious lives due to road traffic fatalities recorded in the weekend of 26th – 28th January 2018. This is undoubtedly a serious tragedy particularly that it comes at the start of the year which is usually a quiet period in road traffic crashes.

The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund would like to extend its deepest condolences to the families of all those who lost their lives in road traffic crashes. The month of January 2018 has seen a total of fifty (50) lives lost due to road traffic crashes.

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The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund has been adjudged the Best Company to Work for in Botswana again. The Fund has therefore won this award for three consecutive years since its inaugural entry in 2011. The Deloitte Best Company To Work Survey aims to identify and celebrate the best companies to work for across the Southern African region as rated by their most important stakeholder group, namely, their employees.

Employee responses are captured according to the 10 dimensions listed below:

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