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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Strengthening the Policy and Legal Framework for Effective Management of the Public Sector Reforms Programme.
To enhance planning and management of Public Sector Reforms across all MDAs for effective public service delivery.
Enhancing Public Sector Reforms Programme Governance, Management and Reporting Framework.
To improve coordination, implementation, monitoring, evaluation of Public Sector Reforms in all MDAs.
Strengthening Digital Systems and Processes for Effective Management of the Public Sector Reforms Programme.
To enhance planning and management of Public Sector Reforms across all MDAs for effective public service delivery.
Strengthening Institutional Capacity of the Public Sector Reforms Management Department (PSRMD).
To enhance planning and management of Public Sector Reforms across all MDAs for effective public service delivery.
Strengthening and Harmonising Monitoring and Evaluation Systems for Effective Management of the Public Sector Reforms Programme.
To improve coordination, implementation, monitoring, evaluation of Public Sector Reforms in all MDAs.
Strengthening the Legal and Policy Framework for Malawi’s Foreign Relations and Diaspora Engagement.
a. To promote sound political and social-economic relations between Malawi and the rest of the world
Strengthening Institutional Planning, Coordination and Performance Systems for Effective Delivery of Malawi’s Foreign Policy.
b. To establish, maintain and promote international cooperation between Malawi and the rest of the world
Strengthening Institutional Structure, Capacity and Resource Alignment for Effective Diplomatic and Consular Service Delivery.
a. To promote sound political and social-economic relations between Malawi and the rest of the world
Digitizing Customer Billing and Revenue Management System.
Strat 1: To provide reliable potable water supply.
Strengthening Non-Revenue Water Management through Smart Metering Technology.
Strat 2:To increase sales volume by a minimum of 10% per annum
Institutionalizing Public Sector Ethics, Integrity, and Expanding Sectoral Ombudsman Mechanisms.
To promote public responsive institutional services
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.
Strengthening the Secondary Healthcare quality and Delivery.
3. To reduce morbidity and mortality
Modernizing Regulatory Licensing and Financial Systems through TIMS Digital Integration.
To improve institutional performance
Strengthening the Legal and Regulatory Framework for the Cannabis Industry
To provide efficient and effective Corporate Governance of CRA.
Strengthening Fault Response and Digital Customer Engagement for Improved Service Delivery
(v) To foster a positive long-term customer relationship by consistently delivering value and positive user experiences.
Modernizing Institutional Infrastructure
To increase office spaces for officers working at Lilongwe district council through construction of the Magnificent office that will accomodate everyone
Enhancing Financial Sustainability through introduction of e-ticketing
To improve Local revenue collection through digitalization adaption..
Introducing Optional Paying Services at Bwaila Hospital
To improve Local revenue collection through digitalization adaption..