Reform areas
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A reform area represents a strategic institutional commitment designed to enhance service delivery, administrative efficiency, or public sector governance. Search a reform area to see who is responsible, what was promised and how delivery is progressing.
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Strengthening Digital Systems and Processes for Effective Management of the Public Sector Reforms Programme.
To enhance planning and management of Public Sector Reforms across all MDAs for effective public service delivery.
Strengthening Disaster Risk Management and Response
Enhanced Environmental management
Strengthening Farmer Organizations and Collective Action for Inclusive Agricultural Service Delivery and Market Access
3. To improve food security at household level through strengthened agricultural extension services.
Strengthening Financial Sustainability of the Municipality
4. To enhance revenue collection.
Strengthening financial sustainability of the National Library Service.
Enhance institutional performance, resource mobilization and human capital development .
Strengthening Financial Sustainability through a Bulk Water Tariff Framework
To ensure financial sustainability
Strengthening Human Capital and Institutional Capacity
To leverage and nurture human capital
Strengthening Human Resource Capacity and Performance Management Systems
To improve organisational performance
Strengthening Information Governance and Financial Accountability Through Modernised Digital Records and Financial Management Systems.
To provide administrative and management support to government and other stakeholders in their interaction with UNESCO and other partners working in UNESCO’s fields of competence.
Strengthening institutional accessibility and service delivery through Functional realignment and decentralised operations.
4. To strengthen capacity and functionality of the Directorate.
Strengthening Institutional and Regulatory Capacity in the Rail and Maritime Sub-sectors
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.
Strengthening institutional capacity and service delivery
To strengthen institutional capacity for efficient and effective implementation of tourism and wildlife programmes
Strengthening Institutional Capacity of the Public Sector Reforms Management Department (PSRMD).
To enhance planning and management of Public Sector Reforms across all MDAs for effective public service delivery.
Strengthening Institutional Management
To promote good governance with respect to the rule of law, transparency and accountability
Strengthening Internal Quality Assurance Systems in HEIs
Strengthen policy framework for regulation of quality of higher education.
Strengthening LAB human resources
To provide legal advice, legal assistance, or representation in any court, tribunal or similar body or authority to the poor and vulnerable people in Malawi.
Strengthening LAB resources base
To provide legal advice, legal assistance, or representation in any court, tribunal or similar body or authority to the poor and vulnerable people in Malawi.
Strengthening land acquisition for investment
2) To improve land use planning and management for orderly and coordinated physical development
Strengthening land ownership audit to improve land information management.
6) Improve Organisational Efficiency, Effectiveness, And Accountability of the land data management.
Strengthening legal & regulatory framework
To develop and promote a sustainable and competitive tourism sector for increased contribution to economic growth and foreign exchange earnings