Malawi 2063 - Our New National Vision

An inclusively wealthy and self-reliant nation

The Malawi 2063 (MW2063) aims to transform Malawi into a wealthy and self-reliant industrialized  uppermiddle-income country’ by the year 2063. Already, projections indicate that if the economy grows at an annual average rate of six percent, Malawi will attain the low middle-income status by 2030. As a matter of fact, if the country is more innovative and productive, both the low and upper middle-income statuses will be reached much earlier.

This Vision has been developed through an inclusive and participatory multi-stakeholder consultative process involving Malawians of different backgrounds from all corners of the country and in the diaspora. The MW2063 outlines collective aspirations and goals of our people towards the year 2063. It is anchored on the three pillars of Agricultural Productivity and Commercialization; Industrialization; and Urbanization. It articulates the enablers of Mindset Change, Effective Governance Systems, Enhanced Public Sector Performance, Private Sector Dynamism, Human Capital Development and Environmental Sustainability that will propel the country towards achieving economic independence, inclusive wealth creation, self-reliance and a high quality of life for all its citizens Read more..

PILLARS OF THE MALAWI 2063

Agricultural Productivity and Commercialisation

Urbanisation

Industrialization

ENABLERS OF THE MW2063

Mindset Change

Effective Governance Systems and Institutions

Enhanced Public Sector Performance

Private Sector Dynamism

Human Capital Development

Economic Infrastructure

Environmental Sustainability

OUR 10 MAIN ASPIRATIONS

1. An inclusively wealthy and self-reliant industrialized upper middle-income country

2. A vibrant knowledge-based economy and a strong manufacturing industry driven by productive and commercially vibrant agriculture and mining sectors

3. World-class urban centers and tourism hubs

4. A united, peaceful, patriotic and proud people that believe in their own abilities and are active participants in building our nation

5. Effective governance systems and institutions with strong adherence to the rule of law

6. A world-class high-performing and professional public service

7. A dynamic and vibrant private sector

8. Globally competitive economic infrastructure

9. A globally competitive and highly motivated human resource

10. Environmentally sustainable economy.

REPORTS AND DOCUMENTS
President Chakwera's MW2063 Launch Speech

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...

Download Speech by H.E. Here
National Research Agenda

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.

National Research Agenda can be accessed through the following link:
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NPC Strategic Plan 2021 - 2030

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.

Here with the link to the report: Download

NPC releases 2021 Annual Report

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.

Here with the link to the report: Download

Malawi 2063 - Our New National Vision

An inclusively wealthy and self-reliant nation

Malawi Priorities

Malawi Priorities is a research-based collaborative project implemented by the National Planning Commission 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.


Find out more on Malawi Priorities here

Malawi Priorities Project Book: A Benefit-Cost Analysis for Policy Prioritisation

The National Planning Commission in collaboration with the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) and the Copenhagen Consensus Centre (CCC) on November 16, 2022 launched a book on the Malawi Priorities Project (MPP): 'A Benefit-Cost Analysis for Policy Prioritisation'.

The book is available through the following link:
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National Planning Commission 2022 Annual Report

We are pleased to release the 2022 Annual Report of the National Planning Commission (NPC).

Here with the link to the Annual Report of NPC:
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Vision 2020 Review Report

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.

Download the 2020 Vision Review Report:
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New National Vision for Malawi

Malawi on 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 version, please use the links below:
Download Abridged English Version Here
Download Abridged Chichewa Version Here

Click on link below for frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the MW2063 Vision
Download MW2063 Vision FAQ Here
Malawi 2063 First 10-year Implementation Plan (MIP-1) Annual Progress Report 2021 - 2022

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

The report can be accessed through the following link:
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Policy Digest

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.

Download Files Here: Policy Digest

Malawi COVID 19 Social Economic Recovery Plan

Malawi's President His Excellency Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on December 21, 2021 announced a COVID-19 Socio-Economic Recovery Plan (SERP) to help stimulate strategic parts of the economy.

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