The overall goal of the Water Policy is to achieve sustainable utilisation of water resources that in turn will improve: equity in access to freshwater by all Zimbabweans; the efficient use of water among competing uses; provision of affordable and sustainable WASH services; and the environmental protection.

The overall objective of the policy is to restore the manufacturing sector’s contribution to the GDP of Zimbabwe from the current 15% to 30% and its contribution to exports from 26% to 50% by 2016.

The National Trade Policy (2012–2016) is intended to achieve to increase exports and promote the diversification of the country’s export basket by harnessing comparative advantage in key priority sectors with the ultimate target of increasing export earnings by at least 10% annually from US$4.3 billion in 2011 to US$7 billion in 2016.

The detailed policy statements contained in the National Water Policy are built on a set of policy principles that are based on core values of sound practice in the water sector. The policy statements contained in this NWP document are designed to drive the restoration of the water sector in the immediate future and to stand the country in good stead for many years to come.

Zim Asset is a cluster-based Plan, reflecting the strong need to fully exploit the internal relationships and linkages that exist between the various facets of the economy.

The National Youth Policy seeks to empower the youth by creating an enabling environment and marshalling the resources necessary for undertaking programmes to fully develop youth’s mental, moral, social, economic, political, cultural, spiritual and physical potential to improve their quality of life.

The goal of ZimHealth is to rehabilitate, support and sustain the public health service delivery in Zimbabwe especially to vulnerable mothers and children.

A Comprehensive Framework for the Development of Zimbabwe’s Agriculture Sector.

This Plan aligns with the goals and objectives of the National Agricultural Policy Framework (NAPF) (GoZ 2018b), Vision 2030 (GoZ 2018c) and the Transitional Stabilization Programme (TSP) (GoZ 2018d). It takes account of the ongoing agriculture visioning exercise, climate change strategies, policies and guidelines; as well as taking on board recommendations from the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program (CAADP), Post Compact Review of Zimbabwe’s 2013-2017 and Agriculture Investment Plan (ZAIP) (2018).

An Act to provide for the declaration of the fundamental rights to, and objectives of, education in Zimbabwe; to provide for the establishment, maintenance and regulation of government schools, government teachers colleges and other government educational facilities; to provide for the establishment and administration of non-government schools and teachers colleges, and for the registration and control thereof; to provide for the registration and control of correspondence colleges and independent colleges and the establishment of an advisory council for such colleges; to make financial provision for schools and teachers colleges; to provide for the transfer of teachers to the public service, and to provide for matters connected with or incidental to the foregoing.

An Act to amend the Education Act [Chapter 25:04]; and to provide for matters connected with or incidental the foregoing.

This document outlines Vision 2030, National Development Strategy 1 (2021 – 2025), National Development Strategy 1 Architecture, National Development Strategy 1 process, pathway to the realisation of the 14 national Priorities.

The National Gender Policy aims to achieve a gender-just society where men and women enjoy equality and equity and participate as equal partners in the development process of the country. The policy goal is to eradicate gender discrimination and inequalities in all spheres of life and development.

The objectives of this policy are to strengthen macroeconomic stability, characterised by low and stable inflation, as well as exchange rate stability; achieve and sustain inclusive and equitable Real GDP growth; and promote good governance and corporate social investment.

An Act to provide for the control and management of public resources and the protection and recovery thereof; to provide for the appointment, powers and duties of the Accountant-General and his or her staff; to provide for the national budget; to provide for the preparation of financial statements; to provide for the regulation and control of public entities; 5 to provide for general treasury matters; to provide for the examination and audit of public accounts; to provide for matters about financial misconduct of public officials; to repeal the Audit and Exchequer Act [Chapter 22:03] and the State Loans and Guarantees Act [Chapter 22:13], and to provide for matters connected with or incidental to the foregoing.

Short Term Emergency Recovery Programme (STERP) is an emergency short term stabilisation programme, whose key goals are to stabilise the macro and micro-economy, recover the levels of savings, investment and growth, and lay the basis of a more transformative midterm to long term economic programme that will turn Zimbabwe into a progressive developmental State.

The Three Year Macro-Economic Policy and Budget Framework addresses the challenges and unfinished agenda of the Short Term Emergency Recovery Programme (STERP) and other sector-specific salient issues key for economic growth and development.

This budget places emphasis on reviving key sectors of the economy through the promotion of production-oriented investment and productivity, without losing focus on fiscal responsibility.

This Transitional Stabilisation Programme over October 2018 to December 2020 draws its policy thrust from Vision 2030. It focuses on stabilising the macro-economy, and the financial sector; introducing the necessary policy, and institutional reforms, to transform to a private sector-led economy; and launching quick-wins to stimulate growth.

An Act to provide for taxation in respect of the supply of goods and services and the importation and exportation of goods; to provide for the repeal of the Sales Tax Act [Chapter 23:08]; and to provide for matters connected therewith.