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Zambia’s National Infrastructure Policy (2023)
by Hamulilo Handia|16 May 2023|Policy Papers
Vision: A sustainable, adequate, well-coordinated and maintained public infrastructure for socio-economic transformation of Zambia. Zambia’s first-ever National Infrastructure Policy (NIP), launched in 2023, sets the strategic direction for coordinated, inclusive, and sustainable infrastructure development across the country. It aims to...
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Zambia’s Developing International Relations
by Hamulilo Handia|11 May 2023|Research Papers, White Papers
Overview This Chatham House research paper by Nicholas Vandome examines Zambia’s evolving approach to international relations under President Hakainde Hichilema, who came to power in August 2021. The study analyses how the new government is rebuilding global partnerships to attract...
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National ICT Policy 2023
by Hamulilo Handia|27 March 2023|Policy Papers
Purpose of the Policy The National ICT Policy 2023 provides a framework for harnessing Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to drive economic growth, digital transformation, and national development. It aims to: Enhance digital infrastructure and connectivity. Promote e-Government services and...
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National Fisheries and Aquaculture Policy 2023
by Hamulilo Handia|27 March 2023|Policy Papers
Purpose of the Policy The National Fisheries and Aquaculture Policy (2023) provides a framework to sustainably manage Zambia’s fisheries and aquaculture sectors. It aims to: Enhance food security and nutrition. Promote sustainable fisheries management. Support economic growth and livelihoods. Encourage...
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Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development Service Charter – June 2023
by Hamulilo Handia|08 February 2023|Service charters
Summary of the Service Delivery Charter 2023 Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development – Republic of Zambia Purpose of the Charter The Service Delivery Charter serves as a commitment by the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development to...
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Zambia’s National Civil Aviation Strategy (2022–2026)
by Hamulilo Handia|16 May 2022|Strategy
Vision: An aviation sector contributing to Zambia’s social and economic development through sustainable, reliable, safe and secure air connectivity. Zambia’s National Civil Aviation Strategy 2022–2026 outlines a bold roadmap to transform the country into a regional aviation hub. Developed under...
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Zambia’s National Policy on Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants 2022
by Hamulilo Handia|04 April 2022|Policy Papers
📘 Overview The National Policy on Human Trafficking and Smuggling of Migrants, implemented in July 2022, provides a comprehensive framework to prevent, protect, prosecute, and partner (4Ps) against human trafficking and migrant smuggling in Zambia. It replaces the 2007 policy...
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National Migration Policy (2022) of Zambia
by Hamulilo Handia|27 March 2022|Policy Papers
The National Migration Policy 2022 provides a comprehensive framework for managing migration in Zambia. It aims to harness the benefits of migration for national development while addressing associated challenges such as irregular migration, human trafficking, and border security. The policy...
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National Mineral Resources Development Policy 2022
by Hamulilo Handia|27 March 2022|Policy Papers
The National Mineral Resources Development Policy 2022 provides a strategic framework for the sustainable and equitable management of Zambia’s mineral wealth. It aims to enhance the mining sector’s contribution to economic growth while ensuring environmental sustainability, social responsibility, and good...
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The Ideal Corporate Governance Model for State-Owned Enterprises in Zambia
by Hamulilo Handia|11 March 2022|Uncategorized
Overview This study by Sabina Luputa and Jason Mwanza (University of Zambia) proposes an ideal corporate governance model for Zambia’s State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs). Published in the Open Journal of Social Sciences (Vol. 10, pp. 419–440), the paper examines weaknesses in...
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