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ENHENCEMENT OF E-REGULATION/ENHANCING E-REGULATION
Operational Excellence: (i) To enhance digital transformation through the provision of advanced equipment and technologies that improve efficiency; (ii) To enhance workforce capacity and performance through capacity building, talent development, and improved logistical efficiency; (iii) To promote a culture of continuous process improvement through customer-centric service delivery and the implementation of an ISO Quality Management System covering all processes; (iv) To enhance resource management through efficient utilisation of financial resources, strengthened compliance with operational policies and procedures, operationalization
Establish access mechanisms to databases held by other Government Agencies
To detect and deter financial crimes including money laundering, terrorist financing and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction;
Establish an Integrated, Technology-Enabled, and Survivor-Centred GBV Response Ecosystem
To reduce cases of Gender-Based Violence (GBV)
Establish and operationalise a Career and Employability Centre to provide structured guidance on career planning, financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and graduate readiness for existing students and alumni and increase the proportion of students participating in work-based learning.
Objective 1.4: Enhance graduate career readiness and employability by increasing student participation in workplace-based learning, entrepreneurship incubation, and youth-led innovation pathways by at least 40%.
Establishment and Operationalization of Integrated Platforms of Care at all Levels of Health Service Delivery
I. Increase equitable access to and improve quality of health care services
Establishment of a National Prosecution Authority
6) Prosecute persons accused of crime generally and those accused of committing homicide offences and financial crimes specifically.
Establishment of Agriculture Market Platform at Kaombe
To improve market access, enhance value chain development, and increase agricultural incomes for smallholder farmers.
Establishment of an electronic library and digitization of records within Attorney General Chambers.
9) Improve registration, storage, retrieval, management and dissemination of information through computerized databases and systems.
Establishment of E- Ticketing System in all Markets in Nkhotakota District
To eliminate 95% of manual ticket handling errors and fraudulent ticket usage (forgery) within the first quarter of deployment
Establishment of Government-wide web-based M&E Management Information System known as the Harmonised National Management Information System (HN-MIS)
To provide coordinated, timely and high-quality statistics to satisfy user needs.
Establishment of in-Transit fuel storage infrastructure
Infrastructure development
Establishment of PPPs to develop and manage some heritage resources.
iv. Safeguard and promote Malawi’s cultural heritage for education, tourism, and intergenerational transmission.
Establishment of Rural Electrification Agency
To ensure the sustainable development, management and utilization of energy resources;
Establishment of Strategic Partnerships and diversification of finance mobilisation streams
Mobilized, sufficient resources for self-sustenance
Establishment of the Road Traffic Authority
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.
Expanding domestic resources and robust provider payment arrangements
VIII. Increase health sector financial resources and improve efficiency of their allocation and utilization
Expanding Optional Paying Services at the District Hospital
Increase internally generated revenue by 20% over the next 12 months through the expansion of private ward and specialized diagnostic services.
Expansion and Rehabilitation of Infrastructure
Effective, conducive, sustained teaching and learning, research, consultancy and outreach environment
Expansion Of National Fuel Storage Capacity
Maintain 30 fuel stock days at all times
Finalization of Devolution of District Information Offices
1. To provide an enabling environment for information, communication and technology development