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Effective Governance Systems And InstitutionsNot reported

Improving Human Rights Complaints Management

Improved protection and investigation of violations of human rights.

Malawi Human Rights Commission (MHRC)
Economic InfrastructureNot reported

Improving Institutional Process Efficiency through Digital Transformation

By 2030, strengthen teaching quality and digital learning through continuous faculty development, structured mentoring, and modernised digital infrastructure that supports innovative and effective teaching delivery.

MALAWI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Improving quality of tertiary education offered.

i. To provide accessible, equitable and relevant education

MALAWI UNIVERSITY OF BUSINESS AND APPLIED SCIENCES
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Improving 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
UrbanizationNot reported

Improving Rural Development and Tourism Promotion

To stimulate sustainable economic growth.

M’MBELWA DISTRICT COUNCIL
IndustrializationNot reported

Improving the provision of Geological and Mining services for Sustainable Development.

To accelerate sustainable economic growth through mineral and petroleum exploitation; and

Ministry of Mining
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Increase the accessibility and utilization of HIV and AIDS Services by priority populations such as Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW), Adolescent Boys and Men (ABM), and Key and Vulnerable Populations (KVP).

2. To increase access to HIV and AIDS prevention, care, treatment, and support services

National AIDS Commission
UrbanizationNot reported

Increasing council revenue for service delivery.

2. To significantly increase LCC revenues.

LILONGWE CITY COUNCIL
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Institutional Capacity Strengthening

3. To increase visibility and strengthen the capacity of MAB.

Malawi Accountants Board
Enhanced Public Sector PerformanceNot reported

Institutionalisation of a Performance Management System for Local Government Service Delivery

To strengthen institutional capacity of the Ministry to ef-fectively deliver its mandate

Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development
Enhanced Public Sector PerformanceNot reported

Institutionalisation of a Quality Management System (QMS) for Improved Efficiency and Service Delivery.

Operational Excellence

ELECTRICITY GENERATION COMPANY
UrbanizationNot reported

Institutionalisation of an Integrated Local Government Development Project Management System

To promote sustainable and resilient social and economic development and growth of local authorities

Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development
Economic InfrastructureNot reported

Institutionalisation of Climate-Resilient Integrated Road and Transport Infrastructure

3. To provide adequate infrastructure.

Mangochi Municipal Council
Mindset ChangeNot reported

Institutionalisation of Mindset Change and Civic Responsibility for Local Development

To instil a sense of patriotism in all citizens

Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

INSTITUTIONALISING A STANDARDS BASED, CONTINUOUS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM FOR INSTRUCTORS IN TEVET

i. To promote an integrated, demand –driven, competency-based modular technical education and training systems;

TEVET AUTHORITY
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

INSTITUTIONALISING A SUSTAINABLE SYSTEM FOR MODERNIZATION AND MECHANIZATION OF TEVET TRAINING EQUIPMENT

i. To promote an integrated, demand –driven, competency-based modular technical education and training systems;

TEVET AUTHORITY
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

Institutionalising Specialised Human Capital Development in UNESCO’s Fields of Competence.

To provide policy guidance to government and other stakeholders in UNESCO’s fields of competence, i.e., Education, Science, Culture, Communication and Information programmes and activities.

Malawi National Commission for UNESCO
Effective Governance Systems And InstitutionsNot reported

Institutionalising Standardised and Auditable Management Systems for Enhanced Organisational Credibility and Compliance.

To provide administrative and management support to government and other stakeholders in their interaction with UNESCO and other partners working in UNESCO’s fields of competence.

Malawi National Commission for UNESCO
Enhanced Public Sector PerformanceNot reported

Institutionalization of Ethics, Integrity, and Accountability in Public Institutions and Scaling out and rolling out sectoral ombudsman platforms

To promote public responsive institutional services

Office of the Ombudsman
Human Capital DevelopmentNot reported

INSTITUTIONALIZE INDUSTRY-LED SKILLS GOVERNANCE STRUCTURES WITHIN TEVET SECTOR

vi. To facilitate and bring together the expertise and moderate the different interests of stakeholders of technical education and training.

TEVET AUTHORITY