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Financial sustainability of LIHACO
To ensure the financial viability of the company and a competent workforce.
Fortifying Institutional Governance through Strengthened Corporate Oversight and Compliance
Establish robust and transformative governance and management frameworks for MUST by designing clear policies, defining leadership roles, and implementing monitoring systems, with full adoption across the organization by 2030.
Fully decentralize and digitalize HMIS for each decision-making unit (Operationalize Malawi Health Information System)
VII. Improve leadership and governance (particularly setting direction and regulation) across the health sector and at all levels of health system
Governance and Policy Improvement
To foster the Agency’s financial sustainability
Health and Wellness workplace programs for holistic healthy living beyond HIV through incorporating the prevention and management of HIV-related and non-communicable diseases.
2. To increase access to HIV and AIDS prevention, care, treatment, and support services
Human capacity development
To investigate any complaint lodged on the violation of the rights of persons with disabilities
Implement Beneficial Ownership Transparency for Legal Arrangements.
To promote business formalization and compliance
Implement Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System
Operational efficiency
Implementation of a District-Based Digital Teaching and Learning Management System with standardized schemes of work and lesson plans for Standards 5–8, supported by structured teacher training and strengthened monitoring systems.
To reduce teacher administrative workload and standardize instructional planning in order to increase effective teaching time, strengthen monitoring and improve learner performance
Implementation of the Access To Information Act.
2. To develop, promote access to information and coordinating public information programs through utilization of innovative information and communication technologies; and
Improved digital driven ecosystem that integrates Public Financial Management (PFM), Smart Administration and Operations System (SAOS) including e-procurement, asset tracking and fleet management, automated procurement workflows, and risk-based audit protocols with streamlined administrative operations and real-time program execution tracking.
4. To ensure timely availability of strategic information, resources, and evidence for effective decision-making
IMPROVED DIVERSIFICATION
To ensure sustainable food and nutrition security
Improved financial and economic sustainability
To increase local revenue collection by 15% by 2030
Improved food security and commercialisation through model village approach
To reduce food insecurity from 25% to 10% by 2030
Improved HIV and AIDS Data Management, Use and information Dissemination
4. To ensure timely availability of strategic information, resources, and evidence for effective decision-making
Improved Town road network
To improve 1000 KM of roads by 2030
Improved Visibility of the Cotton Council of Malawi
Strategic Pillar 3: Efficient and Effective Service Delivery
Improving compliance to certification services
Consumer Protection and Trade Facilitation
Improving End Use Energy Efficiency in the Transport Sector
To catalyse and accelerate sustainable economic growth of the nation through energy generation and supply.
Improving health care access for military personnel and the public at large
To Support the Malawi Defence Force with Infrastructure Development