Policies / Policies from 2005

Policies from 2005

Policies with publication year 2005.

National HIV/AIDS Action Framework (NAF) 2005 to 2009

Ministry of Health

Malawi2005HealthOther

The main objective of the policy is to prevent the spread of HIV infection among Malawians by proving access to the treatment of PLHA and mitigate the health, socio-economic and psychosocial impacts of HIV/AIDS on individuals and households. Main areas of the policy include prevention, behavioural change, treatment, capacity building, research and development, resource mobilization and program implementation.

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National Planning Commission

Namibia2005Governance / Civil Society EngagementOther

Establishes a framework for collaboration between government and civic organisations to promote participatory democracy, enhance service delivery, and align civil society efforts with national development goals

Promulgation of Atomic Energy and Radiation Protection Act, 2005 (

Ministry of Health

Namibia2005HealthOther

This is an Act specifying the provisions for adequate protection of the environment and of people in current and future generations against the harmful effects of radiation by controlling and regulating the production, processing, handling, use, holding, storage, transport, and disposal of radiation sources and radioactive materials, and controlling and regulating prescribed non-ionizing radiation sources; to establish an Atomic Energy Board and to provide for its composition and functions; to establish a National Radiation Protection Authority; and other ancillary matters.

The Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2005

Ministry of Finance

Sierra Leone2005FinanceOther

This is an Act of parliament to prevent money laundering and for international coperation on cases of money laundering and for other connected matters.

Community-Based Health Planning and Services (CHPS), The Operational Policy

Ghana Health Service

Ghana2005HealthPolicy

This policy aims to attain a drastic shift in the paradigm of health service provision in Ghanaian communities. It intends to deliver community-level services by engaging community members to recognize their role as primary producers of health. Along with the national strategic plan, the operational policy is to provide guidance and direction for implementing the CHPS.

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