NPC presents MW2063 Champions Certificate to Joyce Banda
Malawi Priorities Project (MPP) Book Launch
Kamuzu’s family for development structures that will last generations
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Parliament to track progress on MW2063 implementation
NPC spokesperson named best 2022 PR practitioner
MW2063 Policy Briefs
Fiscal Incentives For Entrepreneurship Workshop Presentations & NPC DG Talking Points
Fiscal Incentives to Boost Local Entrepreneurship
Botswana applauds move by Malawi to link Malawi 2063 to political parties’ manifestos
The National Planning Commmission in collaboration with the National Commission for Science and Technology (NCST) have produced and launched the National Research Agenda, to guide researchers in the production of knwowledge, innovations and technologies for building a knowledge-based economy towards graduating Malawi into a lower middle income status by 2030, in line with Malawi 2063.
The document can be accessed through the following link:
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The Malawi 2063 First 10-Year Implementation Plan (MIP-1) 2022 Annual Progress Report (Report), “Kalondolondo wa chitukuko”, presents the achievements made so far in the first year of implementing MIP-1. The Report provides the status of the achievements made so far against the set targets in the first year of implementation; details the gaps and challenges faced; and recommends corrective measures to get to the right trajectory towards the timely achievement of the 2030 milestones
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The National Planning Commission (NPC) in collaboration with the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) and the Copenhagen Consensus Centre (CCC) on Wednesday November 16, 2022 launched a book on the Malawi Priorities Project (MPP): 'A Benefit-Cost Analysis for Policy Prioritisation'. Minister of Education Hon. Agnes Nyalonje presided over the launch.
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We are pleased to release the 2022 Annual Report of the National Planning Commission (NPC).
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Malawi’s Minister of Health Honorouble Khumbize Kandodo-Chiponda, MP, on Friday, July 15, 2022 presented the country’s Voluntary National Review (VNR) Report on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to the High-Level Political Forum of the United Nations held in New York, United States of America. The report focused on all the SDGs; assessing the country’s prospects of achieving them while reflecting on key actions needed to achieve them by the year 2030.
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The National Planning Commission in 2019 commissioned a review of the Vision 2020 in order to assess progress of the vision as Malawi prepared for the formulation of its successor at its expiry on December 31, 2020. The review was carried out with the main aim of identifying the gaps and challenges that prevented the full implementation of the plan, as well as generate lessons for the successor vision, Malawi 2063, which was launched in January 2021. The Vision 2020 Review Report, available on the following the link, highlights what worked in Vision 2020, what did not work and why.
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With the Navigable MIP-1 version, you can search for any word or intervention related to the Pillar or Enabler of your interest. You can either download the whole MIP-1 document or just search for what you want in it right here. Enjoy!
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Malawi's President His Excellency Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Tuesday December 21, 2021 announced a COVID-19 Socio-Economic Recovery Plan (SERP) to help stimulate strategic parts of the economy with various interventions and help the country stay the course with the Malawi 2063 national vision and MW2063 First 10-year Implementation Plan. Follow the link to access SERP document:
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The 10-Year National Planning Commission Strategic Plan was launched on 30 November 2021. The Minister of Trade, Hon. Sosten Gwengwe was the guest of Honour at this auspicious accasion. The Strategic Plan presents a framework through which the Commision reaffirms its commitment to implement its mandate together with its state and non state actors.
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The 2021 Annual Report of the National Planning Commission (NPC) is a summarization of the activities which the commission carried out during the Financial Year 2020-2021; and is, as a matter of statutory obligation, prepared and submitted to the President and Parliament on an annual basis. This Report, therefore, presents some of the major achievements that the NPC has registered during the preceeding financial year.
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Malawi Priorities is a research-based collaborative project implemented by the National Planning Commission (NPC) with technical assistance from the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP), and the Copenhagen Consensus Center (CCC) to identify and promote the most effective interventions that address Malawi’s development challenges and support the attainment of its development aspirations.
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Malawi on Tuesday, January 19, 2021 launched its new vision named Malawi 2063 (MW2063). The Malawi 2063 vision replaces Vision 2020 which expired in December 2020. The Malawi 2063 (MW2063) aims to transform Malawi into a wealthy and self-reliant industrialized ‘upper middle-income country’ by the year 2063.
Click the link to access the final vision document... Download Malawi 2063 Here
For the abridged or summary version of the original vision document, please use the links below to access both the English and Chichewa Version.
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Download Abridged Chichewa Version Here
For frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the MW2063 Vision, please click the link below to access the FAQs document.
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Speech by His Excellency the President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera during the official launch of the Malawi 2063 New National Vision at Kamuzu Palace in Lilongwe on Tuesday, January 19, 2020...
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Malawi's Vice President Dr. Saulos Chilima says digitalisation is key to southern Africa's transformation agenda and that it can fast-track industrialization of economies if embraced as a business norm in the region, even in the face of phenomena such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
He has since called on countries in the region to develop and implement sustainable digital solutions for the region to reap benefits of growing digitalisation around the globe.
He was delivering a lecture as eminent speaker at the SADC Public Lecture 2021 held in Lilongwe on Thursday August 12, 2021 under the theme: 'Promoting Digitalisation for Revival of the SADC Industrialisation Agenda in the COVID-19 Era'.
Watch Recording Here (Access Passcode: QZ%*&S2r): SADC Public Lecture - Key Note Address
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The Policy Digest is a catalogue of various national policies, strategies and plans of the Malawi government and is aimed at providing a One-Stop-Window for public policy documents in Malawi to ensure ease of access by various stakeholders, local or international.
Policies, strategies and plans are key in operationalising MW2063 and ensure alignment and focus within sectors. The National Planning Commission is committed to guide and champion the development of effective policies by ensuring that they are mainstreamed and aligned to the overall medium-term and long-term development plans.NPC will also emphasize policy development and capacity strengthening for institutions and systems at the national and decentralised level wherever needs are greatest.
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The United Nations (UN) in Malawi has handed over the UN75 Initiative Report to the National Planning Commission (NPC) to ensure that views of Malawians captured in the document are considered by the commission in the formulation of national development plans and strategies. The UN75 Initiative Campaign was launched by the UN in January 2020 to mark its global 75th anniversary under the theme The World Malawi Wants: Local Voices for Better Future.
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