Reform areas
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Promoting Sustainable Waste Management and Circular Economy Practices
To invest in and maintain property, plant and equipment.
Enhancing access to clean water and sanitation services
To ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation facilities for all.
Strengthening Revenue Generation and Regulatory Compliance for Sustainable Water Resources Management.
4. Provide general support services for the efficient and effective performance of NWRA.
Enhancing Declarations Enforcement Mechanisms.
1. To increase compliance in terms of timeliness, completeness and truthfulness of declarations;
Strengthening institutional accessibility and service delivery through Functional realignment and decentralised operations.
4. To strengthen capacity and functionality of the Directorate.
Strengthening In-House Chlorine Production and Commercialization for Cost Efficiency and Revenue Diversification. Plant to be producing Sodium hypochlorite from pure vacuum dried salt for disinfection.
Operational efficiency
Strengthening Renewable Energy Transition for Water Production Efficiency and Energy Cost Optimization.
Operational efficiency
Enhanced institutional modernization through Integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) System
Operational efficiency
Strengthen LWB’s customer service delivery, accessibility, and operational efficiency by decentralizing service functions and establishing a modern, fully equipped Northern Zone Customer Service Centre.
Institutional and human capital development
Enhance LWB’s long‑term water security and production capacity by constructing a modern Water Treatment Works (TW3).
Operational efficiency
Strengthening regulation and oversight of labour export processes to protect Malawian migrant workers
● To improve Employment and Labour Relations;
Strengthening workers’ compensation governance and financing through establishment of a Workers’ Compensation Fund
● To improve workers compensation services.
STRENGTHENING THE LEGAL AND INSTITUTIONAL MANDATE OF THE ROADS FUND ADMINISTRATION
Improve Policy, Process and Systems Efficiency
ENHANCING FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY THROUGH THE BUILDING OF OWN OFFICE COMPLEX
Improve work environment
INTRODUCING PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP (PPP's) IN PUBLIC ROADS IN MALAWI
Explore and implement sustainable and innovative alternative sources of financing
STRENGTHENING WASH SECTOR SYSTEMS
To increase availability and accessibility of portable water supply services
Restructuring and digitising the national archives of Malawi.
v. Strengthen archives and records management for improved access to information and accountability in the public sector.
Strengthening the legal and policy foundations of the youth sector in Malawi.
i. Enhance the well-being, skills, employability, and civic participation of youth in national development.
Strengthening financial sustainability of the National Library Service.
Enhance institutional performance, resource mobilization and human capital development .
Enhancing Customary Land Registration Processes to Promote Tenure Security
1) To improve access to land and security of land tenure for socio-economic development