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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Enhancing Digital Transformation in Water Utility Operations.
To enhance service delivery
Strengthening Human Resource Capacity and Performance Management Systems
To improve organisational performance
Enhancing Energy Efficiency and Security in Water Production
To ensure reliable water supply and sanitation services
Enhancing the operational structure/framework of the LAB
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.
Enhancing access to legal aid services
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 Business Development Service Providers' (BDSP) Ecosystem
To create a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in the MSME sector
Strengthening Institutional Service Delivery Through Integrated Digital Platforms.
To enhance entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Strengthening Institutional Capacity and Financial Resilience for Sustainable MSME Service Delivery.
To enhance financial sustainability, governance systems and operational efficiency
Increasing council revenue for service delivery.
2. To significantly increase LCC revenues.
Enhancing infrastructure development through public private partnerships.
5. Use Public Private partnerships (PPP) to provide different municipal services
Modernization and Streamlining of the Law Reform Process at the Law Commission
To review and make effective recommendations regarding the Laws of Malawi and the Constitution
Enhancing public legal awareness and participation in Law Reform
To promote public awareness of the Laws of Malawi and the Constitution
Digitalization of business and Administrative and Human Resources processes
To support effective and efficient delivery of procurement and supplies function
Decentralisation and Strengthening of Prosecution Services for Improved Access to Justice.
6) Prosecute persons accused of crime generally and those accused of committing homicide offences and financial crimes specifically.
Modernisation of Legal Records Management and Digital Research Systems in the Attorney General’s Chambers.
9) Improve registration, storage, retrieval, management and dissemination of information through computerized databases and systems.
Establishment of an Independent, Professional, and Autonomous National Prosecution Authority to strengthen justice delivery.
6) Prosecute persons accused of crime generally and those accused of committing homicide offences and financial crimes specifically.
Empowering Communities through the introduction of Community Social Audit
To promote Adult Literacy among communities and enhance community participation and capacity building that enhance self-reliance
Digitalization of Community Development Services
To promote Adult Literacy among communities and enhance community participation and capacity building that enhance self-reliance
Strengthening Disaster Risk Management and Response
Enhanced Environmental management