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Climate commission to build on existing body of work as it finalises South Africa’s ‘just transition’ framework
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Climate commission to build on existing body of work as it finalises South Africa’s ‘just transition’ framework
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NPCâs Communications Specialist Thom Khanje has confirmed the development.
According to Khanje, the exercise is aimed at creating a provision in the Act that should make it mandatory for political parties to align their manifestoes to the Malawi 2063.
The Malawi Vision 2063 which succeeded Vision 2020 is the countryâs long-term development plan for the next 47 years.
The earlier blueprint failed to be fully realized owing to among other factors, a lack of a sense of common goal in the nationâs development implementation by various governments.
Speaking when the new development blueprint was being launched earlier this year, vice president and minister of economic planning Saulos Chilima revealed that a law would be crafted to ensure that parties formulate their manifestoes in line with the development plan.
The CoVID-19 pandemic has affected economies through different angles, including, among others, global financial and capital markets, global commodity trade and markets, local supply and demand of goods and services as well as local labour markets and employment.
A virtual country-learning event on the impacts of the COVID-19 crisis on production, markets, trade, nutrition and poverty in Southern African countries was held with focus on Malawi which was chaired by Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Lobin C. Lowe.
Amongst the observations made in the case of Malawi was that the first implication of CoVID-19 related restrictions are “disruptions in local staple markets which are likely to affect the cost of food consumed by the poorest and most vulnerable segments of the population.”