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Promoting commercialization of MDF Agricultural Production Unit
To provide strategic direction on the development of a professional and modern Defence Force
Promoting financial sustainability
1. To stimulate sustainable economic growth through enhanced locally generated revenue collection
Promoting Financial sustainability
To expand revenue generation capacity
Promoting Financial Sustainability Through In-Patient Paying Services at Kasungu District Hospital and E-Ticketing in Markets
To Improve revenue generation base
Promoting Investment in Cannabis Value Addition and Processing
To enforce standards and compliance in the management of cannabis and its products;
Promoting of Housing and Well Planned Rural Growth Centers
To improve mobility
Promoting staff welfare and financial sustainability through infrastructure development and revenue diversification
Strengthen capacity for efficient and effective delivery of services
Promoting Sustainable Waste Management and Circular Economy Practices
To invest in and maintain property, plant and equipment.
Promoting Tourism Development through Gaming Infrastructure Investment
Social economic development
Redesign of the Social Cash Transfer Program (SCTP)
To improve the wellbeing of the vulnerable and the disadvantaged groups
Reducing Repetition Rate and Enhancing Educational Quality
To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public
Reform Area 1: Development of a Sustainable Cotton Seed System Objective: Ensure reliable, affordable, and high-quality seed supply to improve productivity and sustainability of cotton production. Key Strategic Interventions: *Establish a national cotton seed multiplication system involving certified seed growers *Strengthen research and development partnerships for improved cotton varieties (high yield, pest and drought resistant) *Promote–private partnerships in seed production, processing, and distribution *Develop a regulated seed certification and quality assurance framework *Improve timely seed procurement and distribution systems aligned to the agricultural calendar *Strengthen seed planning and forecasting systems based on farmer demand Intended Results: *Reliable access to quality seed at affordable cost *Increased cotton yields and production volumes *Improved farmer confidence and early planting *Reduced dependence on imported seed through development of a Sustainable Seed System
Strategic Pillar 1: Increased Cotton Production and Productivity
Rehabilitation and Modernisation of Kapichira I Power Generation Units for Reliable Electricity Supply.
Operational Excellence
Rehabilitation of Kapichira Dam and Ancillary Structures for Enhanced Hydropower Resilience.
Operational Excellence
Resource Mobilization
To enhance institutional efficiency and performance.
Restructuring and digitising the national archives of Malawi.
v. Strengthen archives and records management for improved access to information and accountability in the public sector.
Review of the Atomic Energy Act no. 16 of 2011
To ensure that all activities and facilities related to the handling and managing of radiation sources are fully authorized.
Review of the Education Act
Build a platform for access and equity, quality and relevance, effective and efficient governance and management of the education system.
Revise of the National Intellectual Property Policy to align with Malawi 2063.
To promote and protect intellectual property rights and innovation
Revitalization of Mulanje Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind
To promote quality of life of persons with disabilities and older persons