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Enhancing Agricultural Productivity through the full-scale operationalisation of the MUBAS Agricultural Mechanisation (AgriMech) Unit in tractor assembly and spare parts production.
iii. To strengthen the University resource base and the financial management system
Enhancing Industrialization through the full operationalisation of the MUBAS Industrial Park
v. To promote innovative and entrepreneurial culture
Digitization of the Cooperative Registry
Enhance the participation of Malawians in economic activities
Strengthening Leather Value‑Addition and Market Commercialization Systems.
To enhance entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Improving compliance to certification services
Consumer Protection and Trade Facilitation
Promoting Investment in Cannabis Value Addition and Processing
To enforce standards and compliance in the management of cannabis and its products;