Reform areas
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Enhancing appeal of the district as an investment destination
6. To increase council local revenue generation
Enhancing Infrastructure Development Planning and Investment in rural towns.
1. To stimulate sustainable economic growth through enhanced locally generated revenue collection
Strengthening land ownership audit to improve land information management.
6) Improve Organisational Efficiency, Effectiveness, And Accountability of the land data management.
Strengthening land acquisition for investment
2) To improve land use planning and management for orderly and coordinated physical development
Developing a Housing Management Information System.
5) To strengthen institutional capacity for efficient and effective implementation of the Land and Housing Programmes
Introducing Micro Housing Mortgage Product – Chiperegano Chanyumba for low income groups.
4) To increase access to affordable, safe and secure housing for all Malawians
Strengthened Urban Planning and Land Governance Systems for Sustainable and Well-Managed Urban Growth
Improved development planning and management
Strengthening Infrastructure Governance and Facility Standards for Effective Diplomatic and Consular Service Delivery.
b. To establish, maintain and promote international cooperation between Malawi and the rest of the world