Reform areas
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Reform areas in the “Transportation and Storage” sector
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8 matching reform areas
Institutionalisation of Climate-Resilient Integrated Road and Transport Infrastructure
3. To provide adequate infrastructure.
Enhancing regulatory, safety and security systems for Kamuzu International Airport (KIA)
To attain high safety and security standards in all airports operations
Enhancing Kamuzu International Airport Allied Infrastructure (Construction of the Airport City).
To create a safer, more efficient and enjoyable travel experience
Commercialization and Operationalization of Marine Transport Assets
To promote civil-military relations
Enhanced Flight Handling Services.
To provide internationally acceptable ground handling services.
Digitization of Monitoring, Evaluation and Reporting Systems for the Transport Sector
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.
Establishment of the Road Traffic Authority
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.
Strengthening Institutional and Regulatory Capacity in the Rail and Maritime Sub-sectors
To continue implementing planned reforms aimed at strengthening the institutional framework and improve coordination for the effective delivery of sectoral policies.