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Digitising, Upgrading and Integrating Examination Management Systems
To invest in and maintain property, plant and equipment.
Improving Institutional Process Efficiency through Digital Transformation
By 2030, strengthen teaching quality and digital learning through continuous faculty development, structured mentoring, and modernised digital infrastructure that supports innovative and effective teaching delivery.
Institutional Strengthening of Government Digital Systems and National Cyber Resilience.
3. To promote access and use of E-Services, ICT infrastructure and governance
Improved Town road network
To improve 1000 KM of roads by 2030
Sustainable Resource Mobilisation
To foster the Agency’s financial sustainability
Enhance LWB’s long‑term water security and production capacity by constructing a modern Water Treatment Works (TW3).
Operational efficiency
Institutionalisation of Climate-Resilient Integrated Road and Transport Infrastructure
3. To provide adequate infrastructure.
Enhancing Digital Transformation and Automation of NCHE Regulatory and Corporate Processes
Strengthen capacity for efficient and effective delivery of services
Digital Transformation of Regulatory Services
1. To improve the performance and regulation of accountants through maintaining the register of Chartered Accountants and Diplomate Accountants.
Enhancing regulatory, safety and security systems for Kamuzu International Airport (KIA)
To attain high safety and security standards in all airports operations
INTRODUCING PRIVATE-PUBLIC PARTNERSHIP (PPP's) IN PUBLIC ROADS IN MALAWI
Explore and implement sustainable and innovative alternative sources of financing
Digitalization of Pay service system
5. Financial and other Resources Mobilisation.
Enhancement of pay Television Service
5. Financial and other Resources Mobilisation.
Introduction of Radio (Audio) signal distribution services for licensed national radio broadcasting stations
2. Signal Distribution;
Expansion Of National Fuel Storage Capacity
Maintain 30 fuel stock days at all times
Establishment of in-Transit fuel storage infrastructure
Infrastructure development
Strengthening financial sustainability of the National Library Service.
Enhance institutional performance, resource mobilization and human capital development .
Enhancing Financial Sustainability and Local Revenue Mobilisation.
to gather financial resources to fund council's operations, public services, and infrastructure development
Digitizing Pesticide Regulatory Management and Licensing Systems.
2. Enhance pesticide registration procedures with the aim to reduce the risks of pesticides used in Malawi, while maintaining efficacy and benefits to farmers.
Enhancing digitilisation and automation processes
Institutional Strengthening and Capacity Building