Reform areas
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Reform areas in the “Tourism” sector
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Strengthening Financial Sustainability of the Municipality
4. To enhance revenue collection.
Devolution of some functions on Heritage and Creative industry to local authorities.
iii. Develop arts and cultural industries to boost cultural expression, social cohesion, and economic growth.
Establishment of PPPs to develop and manage some heritage resources.
iv. Safeguard and promote Malawi’s cultural heritage for education, tourism, and intergenerational transmission.
Promoting Tourism Development through Gaming Infrastructure Investment
Social economic development
Strengthening legal & regulatory framework
To develop and promote a sustainable and competitive tourism sector for increased contribution to economic growth and foreign exchange earnings
Strengthening institutional capacity and service delivery
To strengthen institutional capacity for efficient and effective implementation of tourism and wildlife programmes
Strengthening partnerships and collaborative management
To conserve and manage wildlife in and outside the national parks, wildlife reserves and nature sanctuaries for the preservation of biodiversity and economic growth
Enhancing Automation and Digital Transformation
To develop and promote a sustainable and competitive tourism sector for increased contribution to economic growth and foreign exchange earnings