The National Planning Commission (NPC) today hosted representatives from the World Bank to discuss collaborative strategies for wealth creation in Malawi. The discussions focused on leveraging empirical assessments to enhance national planning and improve the effective allocation of resources.
The visit also provided the World Bank representatives with an opportunity for a deeper understanding of the NPC’s ongoing initiatives and interventions targeted at wealth creation.
NPC Monitoring and Evaluation Manager, Mr. Austin Chingwengwe said NPC is committed to identifying gaps that are impeding progress in the attainment of wealth creation self-reliance as outlined in the Malawi 2063.
“Through our planning and monitoring and evaluation functions, we are working to address challenges, with a strong focus on Accelerator Programs leading up to 2030 and the MIP-1 Mid-Term Review and inform what needs to be improved,” said Mr. Chingwengwe.
World Bank Practice Manager, Ms. Rinku Murgai, described the discussions as both insightful and productive, noting that they laid a strong foundation for collaborative efforts in poverty reduction and evidence-based policy planning.
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