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Digitizing Institutional systems and service delivery
To enhance entrepreneurship and enterprise development
DIVERSIFICATION OF TEVETA’s FINANCIAL BASE
v. To facilitate sound and sustainable financing and funding mechanisms for technical education and training
e-Government Digital Transformation & Cyber Resilience Strengthening
3. To promote access and use of E-Services, ICT infrastructure and governance
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
Enabling digital access to ground handling operational manuals
To ensure compliance with national and international standards
Enhance Irrigation Infrastructure and Agricultural Productivity
To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public
Enhance local fertilizer manufacturing
4. To strengthen human capital, assets and infrastructure.
Enhance Public Awareness and Stakeholder Engagement.
To increase public awareness of the FIA and anti-money laundering and combatting the financing of terrorism and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction issues.
Enhanced Flight Handling Services.
To provide internationally acceptable ground handling services.
Enhanced Sustainable revenue generation through registration of farmer organizations and lead farmers
4. To increase household farm income.
Enhancement of diplomatic capacities and resources
a. To promote sound political and social-economic relations between Malawi and the rest of the world
Enhancing access to clean water and sanitation services
To ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation facilities for all.
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.
Enhancing accessibility, affordability and availability of instructional materials
Improving quality and relevance of curricula at primary, secondary and teacher education levels
Enhancing Agricultural Marketing and Value Addition of Dairy Products in Kasungu District
To reduce food insecurity
Enhancing appeal of the district as an investment destination
6. To increase council local revenue generation
Enhancing Automation and Digital Transformation
To develop and promote a sustainable and competitive tourism sector for increased contribution to economic growth and foreign exchange earnings
Enhancing commercial viability and sustainability
To transform ADMARC into a profitable and financially sustainable commercial entity
Enhancing commercialization of Malawi Defence Force Engineering Services
To promote civil-military relations
Enhancing Corporate Sustenance through Revenue Diversification
By 2030, enhance MUST’s financial sustainability and institutional resilience by fully operationalising activity-based budgeting, expanding diversified revenue streams, strengthening endowment growth, and implementing incentive-driven resource mobilisation and strategic branding initiatives.