Policies / Policies from 2021
Policies with publication year 2021.
Ministry of Justice
This is a regulation on the recognition of civil legal personality of canonal legal entities.
Ministry of Environment
This decree approves the opening of additional supplementary credit for public cleaning services and solid waste collection in the Province of Luanda.
Ministry of Health
This decree provides measures to prevent and control the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19 virus. It also presents operational rules for the public and private sector.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Relations
Lesotho�s National Diaspora Policy, published in July 2021, outlines governmental strategies to harness the skills and investment potential of Basotho living abroad. Developed with support from IOM under a multi-stakeholder consultative framework, the policy focuses on encouraging diaspora engagement through outreach forums, encouraging remittances, reintegration of returning migrants, and participation in national development.
Ministry of Agriculture
Aims to improve access to affordable, high-quality fertilizers through public-private partnerships, institutional reforms, and environmental safeguards. Supports commercialization, soil-specific blends, and regulatory modernization
Ministry of Finance
Aims to boost Malawi�s revenue-to-GDP ratio by 5% through tax reforms, compliance, and modernization. Focuses on broadening the tax base, reducing reliance on external aid, and promoting inclusive growth.
Ministry of Health
This policy aims to strengthen the health system of the country through research and evidence-based decision making in the health sector. The policy also puts emphasis on the need to incorporate technological innovations in the knowledge generation process to improve health and wellbeing of citizens.
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
This policy was designed in accordance with the guiding principles of universal access to quality and equitable education, radical inclusion, comprehensive safety of all learners, and quality teaching and learning. The vision of the policy is that �all Sierra Leonean children, irrespective of their gender, socio-economic, and cultural status, or other limitations, should have access and complete up to thirteen years of quality basic education age (age 5-18), including children living in remote areas shall have access to a quality education and an accessible school place�.
Ministry of Basic and Senior Secondary Education
This policy is to ensure the inclusion of marginalised groups in education across the country to protect the constitutional right of all children in Sierra Leone to equal access to quality pre-school, basic and secondary school education. Specifically, the focus of this policy is on girls, especially pregnant girls and parent learners; children with disabilities; children in the rural remote areas; and children from poor/low-income backgrounds.
Ministry of Justice
This is an Act to abolish the death penalty in the case of persons convicted in Sierra Leone of murder under the Offences Against the Person Act, 1861, robbery with aggravation under the Larceny Act, 1916, mutiny under the Sierra Leone Military Forces Act, 1961, treason and related offences under the Treason and State Offences Act 1963, to make alternative provision for the punishment of persons so convicted and for other connected issues.
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