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Reform areas in the “Information and Communication(ICT)” sector
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26 matching reform areas
Digitising, Upgrading and Integrating Examination Management Systems
To invest in and maintain property, plant and equipment.
Institutionalization of Transparent and Inclusive Information Access Through Strengthened ATI Governance and Compliance Systems.
2. To develop, promote access to information and coordinating public information programs through utilization of innovative information and communication technologies; and
District Information Offices fully integrated into Local Government structures (with strengthened governance, administrative capacity, and operational autonomy.)
1. To provide an enabling environment for information, communication and technology development
Strengthening Policy and Regulatory Frameworks in the ICT Sector
1. To provide an enabling environment for information, communication and technology development
Institutional Strengthening of Government Digital Systems and National Cyber Resilience.
3. To promote access and use of E-Services, ICT infrastructure and governance
Strengthening Institution‑Wide Digital Transformation and Resilience.
Objective1.1: Enhance faculty capacity and increase student enrolment, retention, and completion rates through the delivery of future-relevant, digital-ready, industry-aligned, and sustainability-focused programmes that harness Malawi’s youth dividend while meeting global industry and research standards.
Digitisation of Water Resources Data and Licensing Systems (WRMIS and E-Licensing).
2. Conserve and ensure the availability of water resources in space and time.
Strengthening declarations compliance and oversight through Digital Transformation of the Declarations Process.
2. To improve declarations management systems;
Strengthening integrated digital governance systems.
4. To ensure timely availability of strategic information, resources, and evidence for effective decision-making
Enabling digital access to ground handling operational manuals
To ensure compliance with national and international standards
Strengthening Information Governance and Financial Accountability Through Modernised Digital Records and Financial Management Systems.
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.
Digitalization of Pay service system
5. Financial and other Resources Mobilisation.
Enhancement of pay Television Service
5. Financial and other Resources Mobilisation.
Introduction of Radio (Audio) signal distribution services for licensed national radio broadcasting stations
2. Signal Distribution;
Digital Transformation and Technology Integration in Library Services.
Modernize and upgrade library infrastructure to meet international standards.
Enhancing the electronic case plus management system
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.
Strengthening Revenue Mobilization and Financial Sustainability through Digital Monitoring Systems
Monitoring and law enforcement
Strengthening Institutional Efficiency and Service Delivery Through Integration of Ministry Information Systems into a Unified Digital Platform
To facilitate and coordinate policy planning and research and monitoring and evaluation services
Digitizing Pesticide Regulatory Management and Licensing Systems.
2. Enhance pesticide registration procedures with the aim to reduce the risks of pesticides used in Malawi, while maintaining efficacy and benefits to farmers.
Enhancing digitilisation and automation processes
Institutional Strengthening and Capacity Building