Policies / Policies from 1999
Policies with publication year 1999.
Ministry of Higher Education, Technology and Innovation
Sets the foundation for promoting research, science, and technology to drive national development. It encourages innovation, capacity building, and collaboration across sectors to improve quality of life and economic competitiveness
Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism
Provides a framework for the safe development and application of biotechnology in Namibia. It promotes biosafety, environmental protection, public health, and ethical standards while supporting innovation and sustainable development
Ministry of Public Administration & Political Affairs
This is an Act to allow the transition of the Revolutionary United Front of Sierra Leone into a political movement in accordance with the Lome Peace Agreement.
Ministry of Health
This National policy on HIV/AIDS has been developed in order to promote and guide present and future responses to AIDS in Zimbabwe.
Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe
This Act exempts employee unit trust schemes.
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
This Act outlines the management and function of the Bank including monetary policy. currency management and the supervision of banking institutions.
Ministry of Food and Agriculture
A set of regulations that outline the processes involved in applying for a permit, and what needs to be done after acquiring the permit. For example, delivering a report on the land that the permit holder possesses. The regulations also list the sources of applicant complaints and environmental offences.
Ministry of Land and Natural Resources
This Act re-establishes the Forestry Commission with its functions, defines the members of the Commission and how members receive allowances. Also defines funds to be allocated to the Commission.
Ministry of Forestry
The Wetland Management Regulations designates which water bodies would be Ramsar sites. It authorizes the Minister of Forestry to declare closed fishing seasons and publish them via public media and defines prohibited activities and their associated penalties
Ministry of Land and Natural Resources
This is the first comprehensive land policy in Ghana. It thus sets the foundation for addressing fundamental land management issues which include: general indiscipline in the land market, land encroachments, multiple land sales, use of unapproved development schemes, haphazard development, indeterminate boundaries of lands from lack of reliable maps and plans, and compulsory acquisition by Government of large tracts of land.
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