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Reform areas in “Human Capital Development”

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Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

STRENGTHENING WASH SECTOR SYSTEMS

To increase availability and accessibility of portable water supply services

Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

SCALING UP ACCESS TO SUSTAINABLE WASH SERVICES - IMPROVING ACCESS TO SAFE WATER

To increase availability and accessibility of portable water supply services

Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Water Development
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening the legal and policy foundations of the youth sector in Malawi.

i. Enhance the well-being, skills, employability, and civic participation of youth in national development.

Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture
Human Capital Development22.13%

Strengthening LAB human resources

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.

Legal Aid Bureau
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening skills development and continuous professional development for a productive workforce

To increase revenue generated towards supporting quality health service delivery at Machinga District Health Office

Machinga District Council
Human Capital DevelopmentNo target this quarter

Revitalization of the Production Units

To facilitate the operation of schemes for employment of, or generation of income by persons with disabilities

Malawi Council for Disability Affairs
Human Capital Development8.7%

Production of assistive products for persons with disabilities/Production of supportive equipment for individuals with disabilities

To provide assistive products to persons with disabilities

Malawi Council for Disability Affairs
Human Capital DevelopmentNo target this quarter

Human capacity development

To investigate any complaint lodged on the violation of the rights of persons with disabilities

Malawi Council for Disability Affairs
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening National GBV Response Systems Through an Integrated, Technology‑Enabled and Survivor‑Centred Ecosystem

To reduce cases of Gender-Based Violence (GBV)

Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability & Social Welfare
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening Child Protection Systems Through Improved Record Management and Monitoring of Child Wellbeing in Child Care Institutions

To improve equitable access to quality child development and protection services

Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability & Social Welfare
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening Inclusive Skills Development and Rehabilitation Services Through the Revitalisation of Mulanje Vocational and Rehabilitation Centre for the Blind.

To promote quality of life of persons with disabilities and older persons

Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability & Social Welfare
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening the Social Protection System Through Comprehensive Redesign of the Social Cash Transfer Programme (SCTP)

To improve the wellbeing of the vulnerable and the disadvantaged groups

Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability & Social Welfare
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening reintegration of the street connected children and diversion program for children in conflict with the lawrovision of psychosocial and mental health support

To improve equitable access to quality child development and protection services

Ministry of Gender, Children, Disability & Social Welfare
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Reducing Repetition Rate and Enhancing Educational Quality

To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public

Ntchisi District Council
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening Foundational Learning Through Institutionalised Preparatory Class (P‑Class) in All Public Primary Schools.

Improve equitable access to quality learning for all children in Primary Education.

Ministry of Education, Science & Technology
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Professionalising Primary Education Through Institutionalised Diploma and Degree Qualifications for Teachers and School Managers.

Improve equitable access to quality learning for all children in Primary Education.

Ministry of Education, Science & Technology
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Institutionalising Open Distance and e‑Learning (ODeL) as the National Delivery Model for Open Secondary Schooling.

Increase equitable access to quality secondary education for all.

Ministry of Education, Science & Technology
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Institutionalising Machinga Teachers Training College as Malawi’s Inclusive Education College

Ensure that inclusive education, gender, School Health, Nutrition and HIV and AIDS (SHNHA) and other crosscutting issues are integrated across all levels of the education system.

Ministry of Education, Science & Technology
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Strengthening the Legal and Regulatory Framework for Education in Malawi.

Build a platform for access and equity, quality and relevance, effective and efficient governance and management of the education system.

Ministry of Education, Science & Technology
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Enhancing Institutional and Human Capacity Development for Sustainable Water Service Delivery

(i) To provide continuous, equitable and potable water that meets current and future demand.

Blantyre Water Board