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Reform areas in “Agricultural Productivity And Commercialization”
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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
Improved food security and commercialisation through model village approach
To reduce food insecurity from 25% to 10% by 2030
Establishment of Agriculture Market Platform at Kaombe
To improve market access, enhance value chain development, and increase agricultural incomes for smallholder farmers.
Sustaining food systems and value chains in Ntcheu
1. To increase household food and nutrition security
Strengthening Farmer Organizations and Collective Action for Inclusive Agricultural Service Delivery and Market Access
3. To improve food security at household level through strengthened agricultural extension services.
Strengthening ADMARC’s Financial Sustainability through Revenue Diversification, Asset Commercialisation, and Improved Financial Management.
To transform ADMARC into a profitable and financially sustainable commercial entity
Strengthening customer value and market competitiveness
To enhance customer satisfaction
Strengthening Operational Excellence through Digital Transformation
To become an efficient process-driven organisation
Promoting commercialization of MDF Agricultural Production Unit
To provide strategic direction on the development of a professional and modern Defence Force
POLICIES AND REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS HARMONIZATION, MODERNIZATION, AND ENFORCEMENT STRENGTHENING
To ensure sustainable food and nutrition security
COMMERCIALIZATION AND GOVERNANCE REFORMS OF IRRIGATION SCHEMES
To increase area under irrigation farming
IMPROVED DIVERSIFICATION
To ensure sustainable food and nutrition security
STRENGTHENING AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AND ADVISORY SERVICES DELIVERY
To ensure sustainable food and nutrition security
Enhancing Customary Land Registration Processes to Promote Tenure Security
1) To improve access to land and security of land tenure for socio-economic development
Enhancing Agricultural Marketing and Value Addition of Dairy Products in Kasungu District
To reduce food insecurity
Institutionalising Climate-Resilient Irrigation Development and Agricultural Commercialisation.
Enhance sustainable agricultural productivity and climate resilience through expanded adoption of modern irrigation farming and improved irrigation infrastructure through the construction on one and rehabilitation of four Irrigation Schemes by 2028
Strengthening market-Oriented agricultural production and value chain development
To increase the aggregate annual percentage growth of agricultural value added and the value of agricultural exports
Enhancing Irrigation Infrastructure and Agricultural Productivity
To provide quality and adequate socio-economic services to the public
Strengthening Strategic Land Acquisition to Enable Irrigation Infrastructure and Commercial Agricultural Expansion
To develop and improve irrigation infrastructure
Institutionalisation of a Sustainable Agricultural Mechanization System for Large‑Scale Production Efficiency.
To increase agricultural production, productivity and diversification.