Policies / Policies from 2004
Policies with publication year 2004.
Ministry of Finance
A 2004 World Bank-sponsored report examines the potential benefits of private sector involvement in Lesotho�s infrastructure sectors. It underscores three key advantages: supplementing public budgets, enhancing service quality and efficiency, and accelerating infrastructure development through public-private partnerships.
Ministry of Health
The overarching development goal of the poverty reduction strategy is to provide a broad-based improvement in the standard of welfare for the current generation of Basotho, without compromising opportunities for future generations.
Ministry of Health
This policy document outlines the government guidelines to prevent mother to child transmission of HIV in Lesotho. The focus of the guidelines include obstetrician, gynaecologists, midwives/registered nurses, paediatricians, general medical doctors, nutritionists/dietician, pharmacists, laboratory technologists, mothers/ partners.
Ministry of Agriculture
Aims to boost crop yields at both subsistence and commercial levels. Focuses on food security, export promotion, and sustainable farming practices through improved extension services and input access.
Agriculture, Fisheries, Water & Land Reform
Provides a strategic framework for the responsible development and sustainable management of Namibia�s marine resources. It emphasizes ecosystem-based management, scientific research, stakeholder participation, and regional cooperation�especially with Angola and South Africa. The policy supports long-term conservation, economic viability of fisheries, and food security
National Planning Commission
A long-term national development framework launched in 2004 to transform Namibia into a prosperous, industrialized, and knowledge-based economy by 2030. It targets poverty reduction, equity, environmental sustainability, and good governance
Ministry of Health
This strategy was designed to support the government efforts to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS in the country. Specifically, the National HIV/AIDS Communication Strategy that will be a guide for all national HIV/AIDS communication activities
Ministry of Education
This is an Act to reform the education system, including provision for pre-primary education, technical and vocational training, adult and non-formal education and the role of universities; and to provide for other connected issues.
Ministry of Trade and Industry
This is an Act to promote and attract private investment both domestic and foreign for the development of production and value adding activites, to improve exports and provide employment opportunities; and generally to create an environment conducive to private investment and other connected matters.
Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
This Act is to ensure the unlawful proceeds of all serious crimes including drug trafficking to be identified and require financial institutions to provide information on unlawful proceeds from crime.
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