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Strategic Pillar 1: Increased Cotton Production and Productivity
Introducing Micro Housing Mortgage Product – Chiperegano Chanyumba for low income groups.
4) To increase access to affordable, safe and secure housing for all Malawians
• Enhancing institutional capacity for Forestry Management.
1. To develop, conserve and utilize forest resources
• Enhancing the access to weather and climate early warning services for all (Malawians)
3. To improve management of environment and climate change and provision of climate services
• Enhancing access to online payments and receipts Forestry sector performance in the delivery of services
1. To develop, conserve and utilize forest resources
Accelerating the Operationalisation of the Gender Equality Act (GEA)
Improved access to information and gender equality.
Accreditation of the National Dosimetry Laboratory (NDL)
To ensure adequate radiation monitoring of occupationally exposed workers and the environment in all facilities and activities involved in handling and management of radiation sources.
Agricltural Mechnisation: : Enhancing Agricultural Productivity through the full-scale operationalisation of the MUBAS Agricultural Mechanisation (AgriMech) Unit in tractor assembly and spare parts production.
iii. To strengthen the University resource base and the financial management system
Amendment of the Ombudsman Act and operationalization of amended Ombudsman Act (Law Reform and Development (Enabling Policy, Legislative and Institutional)
To broaden scope of OoO services
AUTOMATION
To improve internal policies and management systems
Automation and ICT modernisation
To modernize the Agency’s systems and processes
Automation and mechanisation of depot operations
Infrastructure development
Automation of business licensing
Improve the environment for trade and private sector development
COMMERCIALIZATION AND GOVERNANCE REFORMS OF IRRIGATION SCHEMES
To increase area under irrigation farming
Commercialization of Marine Transport Assets for Civilian Activities
To promote civil-military relations
Construct water Treatment Works 3
Operational efficiency
Construction of Northern Zone Customer service centre
Institutional and human capital development
Curriculum Reform and Alignment: Develop and implement a comprehensive Student Success Framework that incorporates revised, digitised, and research-aligned curricula, including experiential and digitally-enabled learning components, alongside inclusive outreach, scholarship, and admission reforms to enhance learner outcomes and access.
Objective1.1: Enhance faculty capacity and increase student enrolment, retention, and completion rates through the delivery of future-relevant, digital-ready, industry-aligned, and sustainability-focused programmes that harness Malawi’s youth dividend while meeting global industry and research standards.
Decentralization of the Vulnerability Assessment and Analysis (VAA)
To provide coordinated, timely and high-quality statistics to satisfy user needs.
Decongestion of Central Hospitals through Gate-keeping & Urban Health Centre Upgrading
III. Improve the availability and quality of health infrastructure and medical equipment