Reform areas
Follow reform delivery by priority area.
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.
Want the wider picture?
Compare published progress across MDAs and reporting periods.
Showing 21–38 of 38 reform areas
Reform areas in the “Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing” sector
Combine categories to find the reform areas that matter to you.
38 matching reform areas
• Enhancing access to online payments and receipts Forestry sector performance in the delivery of services
1. To develop, conserve and utilize forest resources
Enhancing Agricultural Marketing and Value Addition of Dairy Products in Kasungu District
To reduce food insecurity
Institutionalising Climate-Resilient Irrigation Development and Agricultural Commercialisation.
Enhance sustainable agricultural productivity and climate resilience through expanded adoption of modern irrigation farming and improved irrigation infrastructure through the construction on one and rehabilitation of four Irrigation Schemes by 2028
Strengthening market-Oriented agricultural production and value chain development
To increase the aggregate annual percentage growth of agricultural value added and the value of agricultural exports
Enhancing Irrigation Infrastructure and Agricultural Productivity
To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public
ENHANCING FOREST CONSERVATION AND RESTORATION EFFORTS
To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public
Strengthening Strategic Land Acquisition to Enable Irrigation Infrastructure and Commercial Agricultural Expansion
To develop and improve irrigation infrastructure
Institutionalisation of a Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization System for Large‑Scale Production Efficiency.
To increase agricultural production, productivity and diversification.
Strengtheing sustainable Resource Mobilization to enhance GBA's financial autonomy and operational efficiency.
To enhance institutional efficiency and performance.
Institutionalising the sustainable Cotton Seed Supply and Quality Enhancement System.
Strategic Pillar 1: Increased Cotton Production and Productivity
Institutionalising a Structured Cotton Marketing and ICT-Enabled Enforcement.
Strategic Pillar 1: Increased Cotton Production and Productivity
Institutional Visibility and Stakeholder Engagement Enhancement.
Strategic Pillar 3: Efficient and Effective Service Delivery
Strengthening Decentralized Agricultural Support Services and Commercialisation.
4. To increase household farm income.
Enhancing Tobacco Value Chain Traceability
To improve industry operations
Modernizing Regulatory Licensing and Financial Systems through TIMS Digital Integration.
To improve institutional performance
Enhance local fertilizer manufacturing
4. To strengthen human capital, assets and infrastructure.
Enhancing Local and International Market Access for Malawi's Cannabis Industry.
To provide and facilitate marketing, publicity, and communication services;
Strengthening the Legal and Regulatory Framework for the Cannabis Industry
To provide efficient and effective Corporate Governance of CRA.