Policies / Policies from 2007
Policies with publication year 2007.
Health and Wellness
Theses evidence based manual outlines the government policies and strategy for effective TB control in Botswana, standardised treatment regimens according to TB case, community-based TB care, treatment of HIV-infected TB patients, and the surveillance and monitoring of all aspects of TB prevention and control in Botswana.
Ministry of Finance and Economic Development
This Act establishes the regulations on the activities and conducts of non-bank financial institutions to ensure safety, orderliness and fairness in the financial system.
Ministry of Justice
The African Charter on Democracy, Election and Governance are principles and guidelines adopted by member states of the African Union to promote free and fair elections, good governance and rule of law in African Union member countries.
Ministry of Agricultural development and Food Security
Ministry of Agricultural development and Food Security
These regulations is for the issuance of Licenses for abattoirs, cutting premises, cold stores, farmed game handling facilities and farmed game meat plants.
Minister of Labor and Social Affairs
This Federal Civil Servants proclamation applies to government institutions and civil servants covered by the definition given under article 2 of this proclamation.
Agriculture
***document in Amharic language.
Council of Ministers/Agriculture and Natural Resources/ Livestock and Fisheries
The federal government has highlighted the development of the agriculture sector as a critical pre-requisite for poverty alleviation in the country. It thus seeks to facilitate an efficient marketing system for agricultural commodities. The Ethiopia commodity exchange is established as a wholly state-owned market institution having a legal personality. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development shall serve as the supervisory body. The proclamation sets out the purpose for establishment, capital, membership, organization, among others.
Council of Ministers/Transport and Communications
The proclamation establishes a Maritime Affairs Authority as an autonomous public authority having its judicial personality. The powers and duties of the authority, the organization and management, and miscellaneous provisions are specified. The objectives of the authority include; "ensure that the transport operations and movement of goods in import and export of the country are economical; plan, coordinate and enforce such operation; reduce the transit time of import-export of goods, and coordinate the concerned Government bodies to care for goods at port".
Council of Ministers/Agriculture Rural Development
The proclamation has the following objectives: to drive the conservation, management, development, and subsequent utilization of the wildlife resources in the country; to create conditions necessary for discharging government obligations assumed under treaties regarding the conservation, development, and utilization of wildlife; and to ensure the effective promotion of tourism based on wildlife. The proclamation also seeks to facilitate private sector participation in the sector.
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