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Decongestion of Salima District Hospital through establishment of community hospitals
3. To reduce morbidity and mortality
Developing a Housing Management Information System.
5) To strengthen institutional capacity for efficient and effective implementation of the Land and Housing Programmes
Devolution of mining functions to local district authorities
To strengthen institutional capacity.
Devolution of some functions on Heritage and Creative industry to local authorities.
iii. Develop arts and cultural industries to boost cultural expression, social cohesion, and economic growth.
Devolving Special Needs functions from district to zonal level.
5. To improve the quality of education at primary school level
Digital Transformation and Integration of Intellectual Property, Stamp Duty, and Estate Duty Services onto the CRIPC Online Portal.
To enhance efficient, transparent, and technology-driven service delivery.
Digital Transformation and Technology Integration
Modernize and upgrade library infrastructure to meet international standards.
Digital Transformation of Regulatory Services
1. To improve the performance and regulation of accountants through maintaining the register of Chartered Accountants and Diplomate Accountants.
Digital transformation of SFFRFM's processes to enhance operational efficiency, service delivery and decision-making.
3. To streamline operational processes to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
Digital transformation: Accelerate ICT infrastructure to support uninterrupted teaching, learning, research, and operations by 2030
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.
Digitalisation of Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation
c. To provide state and government protocol and consular services
Digitalising the TEVET Assessment and Certification System
● To improve skills development, testing and certification
Digitalization of business and Administrative and Human Resources processes
To support effective and efficient delivery of procurement and supplies function
Digitalization of Community Development Services
To promote Adult Literacy among communities and enhance community participation and capacity building that enhance self-reliance
Digitisation of Water Resources Data and Licensing Systems (WRMIS and E-Licensing).
2. Conserve and ensure the availability of water resources in space and time.
Digitising, Upgrading and Integrating Examination Management Systems
To invest in and maintain property, plant and equipment.
Digitization by enhancing licensing system (TIMS) to reduce reliance on cash handling, improve efficiency and transparency in the licensing process
To improve institutional performance
Digitization of Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting systems for the Transport Sector
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.
Digitization of the Cooperative Registry
Enhance the participation of Malawians in economic activities
Digitizing Customer Billing and Revenue Management System.
Strat 1: To provide reliable potable water supply.