This policy aims to integrate policies, programmes and projects related to education and training in both private and public sectors with the goal of improving equity, equality, quality and cost-effectiveness in the provision of education and training.

This Act provides regulation for the registration and licensing of land surveyors, the protection of survey beacons and the establishment of Survey Control Board for the registration and licensing of land surveyors and for related matters.

This Act provides regulation for the compulsory acquisition of land and landed property and for related matters.

This Act provides regulation for leasing, the establishment of Land Development Fund and Land Tribunal to repeal land conversion and for related matters.

This Act makes provision for the registration of documents, issue of certificates, and the transfer of registered land as well as related matters.

The vision of this policy is “A free, responsible, pluralistic and sustainable media industry.” The objectives of the policy include: promoting freedom of expression and diversity in the media; promoting transparency; promoting democratic dialogue; promoting professionalism in the media; and promoting infrastructural development in the media industry.

This plan is based on the Ministry’s vision to facilitate the development of fisheries and livestock to contribute to sustainable food, nutrition security and income generation. This plan is an operational framework for attaining the vision within the next two years (2020 – 2021).

This policy aims to coordinate, regulate and improve higher education and skills training in Zambia. Some measures outlined by the policy include human resource development; improving the quality of higher education institutions; capacity building for universities through loans; promoting innovation and research in higher education; and promoting the learning of science, technology, engineering and mathematics in higher education institutions.

This policy is aimed at promoting sustainable water resources development to facilitate equitable provision of adequate quality and quantity of water to ensure water resources security in Zambia.

An Act to establish the Information and Communications Technology Association of Zambia and provide for its functions; provide for the registration of information and communications technology professionals and regulate their professional conduct in the interest of the information and communications technology sector; and provide for matters connected with, or incidental to, the foregoing.

An Act to provide for the composition, functions, tenure and procedures of the Citizenship Board of Zambia; make procedural provisions for the acquisition, deprivation and renunciation of citizenship of Zambia; repeal and replace the Citizenship of Zambia Act, 1975; and provide for related matters.

This Act provides regulation for all activities related to the conduct of insurance business in Zambia.

This Act provided the temporary provision for the application Zambia of certain Act from the United Kingdom Parliament related to the activities of merchant shipping.

This document is the implementation plan of the second national agricultural policy. The plan elaborates the government support for key stakeholders for the development of the agricultural sector, the implementation framework, the institutional arrangement and the legal framework for implementing the policy.

This policy aims to promote positive local traditions while discouraging negative ones and to enshrine democratic values and national unity at the core of cultural values. The strategies adopted by the policies include increasing access to cultural infrastructure regardless of gender or disability and promoting a culture of peace and tolerance across the country.

This policy is part of the government’s long term objective to achieve affordable and decent housing for all by 2030. The policy measures include upgrading existing informal settlement, better urban management, promoting equitable access to housing, increasing access to housing finance and addressing climate and gender issues in housing development.

An Act to authorise supplementary expenditure from the general revenues of the Republic of monies required for the services of the Republic during the financial year ending on 31st December 2016. It must not exceed in the aggregate one billion, eight hundred and forty-seven million, one hundred and forty thousand, six hundred and fifty-nine Kwacha.

This document outlines the framework for the implementation of the 2019 national transport policy. The document shows policy measures, outputs, performance measures, annual target, funding requirement and the role of the various stakeholders and institutions.

This Act provides regulation for the pig industry in Zambia including the imposition and collection of levies on pigs produced in Zambia and for other related activities.

The objectives of this policy include promoting local participation in development at the chiefdom level, for transparent and accountable leadership by chiefs, promoting unity and stability at the chiefdom level, strengthening the chieftaincy institutions, and increasing traditional leaders’ participation in the control and management of natural resources.