Zim asset policy document pdf

The creation of a Sovereign Wealth Fund will be given priority under this Plan to backstop and provide predictability and sustainability to Government innovative funding. Additionally, Government will continue to collaborate with all the development partners that have been rendering technical and financial assistance to different sectors of the economy, as well as pursuing investment vehicles such as Public Private Partnerships PPPs , particularly in the proposed Special Economic Zones.

During implementation, each cluster will be required to develop a comprehensive implementation matrix which will incorporate other critical targets, which have not been captured in the document. The cluster implementation matrices will form the basis for regular monitoring as well as periodic review and evaluation. Agriculture conservation agriculture.

Intensifying collection of maize from Zambia and distribution of the same to needy provinces; ii. Providing food relief to vulnerable social groups from GMB stocks; iii.

Putting in place a livestock drought mitigation programme for the drier regions of the country; vi. Operationalising the warehouse receipt system; viii. Immediately review the tariff regime that has led to the dumping of foreign products in the market; ix. Initiating a programme of rehabilitation of irrigation equipment and adopting low-cost mechanization programmes; x.

Investing in research, science and technology for agricultural development; xi. Formulating and enforcing stringent laws against rampant veldt fires and other environmental crimes such as poaching. Interventions that seek to address the plight of the poor also need to be taken on board for the purpose of ultimately reversing the situation. In this regard, strategies towards empowerment of the vulnerable will be implemented in the short to medium term. Indigenization and economic empowerment; iii.

Access to water and sanitation; iv. Infrastructure; v. Access to land and agricultural inputs; vi. Employment creation; vii. Gender mainstreaming; viii. Information communication technology; ix. Resource mobilization; x. Alignment of legislation to the New Constitution.

Matabeleland South, increase access to education responsible for Manicaland and and training at all levels. Education Mashonaland East Provinces established. Inventory procured. Providing social protection measures to vulnerable groups, including removal of user fees for selected population groups; ii. Providing land for housing and embarking on aggressive housing programmes; iv. Procuring essential drugs and medicines and basic infrastructural services for referral, provincial and district hospitals; v.

Clearing outstanding debts to the National Blood Services; vii. Improving manning levels of essential services. These services relate to: i. Water and Sanitation infrastructure; ii. Public Amenities; iii. Public Amenities; iv. Transport road, rail, marine and air. ICT and the E-learning produced in the market Education. Energy institutes. Nkomo Airport Building private sector network. Undertaking a national blitz to rehabilitate water supplies, sewerage systems, roads, health facilities and schools in all urban centres; ii.

Construction and maintenance of trunk and feeder roads through funding from Central Government and PPPs; iv. Speedy construction of schools in rural, urban and newly resettled farming areas in order to decongest existing school infrastructure; vii. Stabilizing the power situation in the country; viii. Prioritizing the construction and maintenance of Government buildings including the new Parliament; ix.

Prioritising the implementation of the e- Government programme. Face-lifting all District Health and education infrastructure; xi. Immediately seeking the participation of solar companies to light Government buildings; xii. Immediately refurbishing elevators in all Government buildings; xiii. However, when Southern Eye contacted Government Printers division Print Flow in Bulawayo, an official said they did not have the document and they had never seen it.

The official said since it was a special policy document, it was probably being printed by Fidelity Printers. In the past, documents such as the Zanu PF manifesto and the new Constitution were made readily available to the public as soon as they had been drafted. However, Zanu PF secretary for administration Didymus Mutasa acknowledged that the Zim Asset policy document was not easily accessible and asked members of the public to be patient saying it should be made available sometime next week.

Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here. You have entered an incorrect email address! Empty vessels…! May 22, Reserves divided into zones May 15, Khami Monument …the hidden treasure March 9, African women and the significance of a head-wrap Dhuku March 12, Additionally, a National Corporate Governance Framework will be launched and implemented resulting in the re-invention of Government and private sector business to be more citizen friendly.

A wider consultative process within Government and the private sector and a review of previous national development programmes, greatly informed the formulation of this blueprint, aptly named the Zimbabwe Agenda for Sustainable Socio-Economic Transformation Zim Asset : October -December whose implementation will be cluster based. Through Zim Asset, Government will immediately implement initiatives that can yield rapid results Quick-Wins.