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Reform areas in “Industrialization”
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Enhancing Industrialization through the full operationalisation of the MUBAS Industrial Park
v. To promote innovative and entrepreneurial culture
Enhancing Corporate Sustenance through Revenue Diversification
By 2030, enhance MUST’s financial sustainability and institutional resilience by fully operationalising activity-based budgeting, expanding diversified revenue streams, strengthening endowment growth, and implementing incentive-driven resource mobilisation and strategic branding initiatives.
Enhancing Renewable Energy Generation Capacity through Solar Power Expansion.
Power Source Diversification
Rehabilitation and Modernisation of Kapichira I Power Generation Units for Reliable Electricity Supply.
Operational Excellence
Rehabilitation of Kapichira Dam and Ancillary Structures for Enhanced Hydropower Resilience.
Operational Excellence
Modernization of printing production systems and Technology infrastructure
1. To produce high quality documents and services in an accessible format to support communication needs of MDAs and the general public
Strengthening customer service systems and market development capacity
3. To create and sustain demand for DPS services
Strengthening land acquisition for investment
2) To improve land use planning and management for orderly and coordinated physical development
Strengthening the National Business Incubation and Enterprise Development System.
To enhance entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Strengthening Leather Value‑Addition and Market Commercialization Systems.
To enhance entrepreneurship and enterprise development
Improving the provision of Geological and Mining services for Sustainable Development.
To accelerate sustainable economic growth through mineral and petroleum exploitation; and
Enhancing Legal Framework in the Mining Sector
Strategic Objectives of the Department of Mining include: 1. To ensure the sustainable management and utilization of mineral and petroleum resources;
Devolution of mining functions to local district authorities
To strengthen institutional capacity.
Implementation of a District-Based Digital Teaching and Learning Management System with standardized schemes of work and lesson plans for Standards 5–8, supported by structured teacher training and strengthened monitoring systems.
To reduce teacher administrative workload and standardize instructional planning in order to increase effective teaching time, strengthen monitoring and improve learner performance
Improving compliance to certification services
Consumer Protection and Trade Facilitation
Modernisation of the National Intellectual Property Framework.
To promote and protect intellectual property rights and innovation
Promoting Investment in Cannabis Value Addition and Processing
To enforce standards and compliance in the management of cannabis and its products;