The Act deals with the stealing of stock or produce, possession of stolen stock or produce, presumptions, trespass with intent to steal, night delivery of stock forbidden, tampering with stock or produce, search, seizure and arrest, a document of identification to be furnished on disposal of stock, and acquisition of stock or produce otherwise than at public sale, among others.

The plan seeks to channel the education sector towards the fulfilment of goals identified in the Revised National Policy on Education (RNPE), the National Development Plan, Vision 2016 and as well as the Millennium Development Goals.

The plan identified priority areas and aims to improve the health sector in the country by 2020.

These regulations apply to sorghum which is either bought or sold or bought and sold by the Board commencing with the 1974/75 crop, but shall not apply to any stocks of sorghum held by the Board from any earlier crop or is imported into or exported from Botswana by the Board, but shall not apply to any exports from Botswana for which the classification or grade of sorghum stipulated by the foreign buyer is different from those specified. The regulations provide for the packing, classification and grading of sorghum.

These regulations provide for the classification and grading of sunflowers.

These regulations apply to certain areas. It regulates licenses to hunt in controlled areas.

These regulations apply to members of the Batswana tribe when hunting on the tribal territory. It provides for restrictions on hunting of conserved animals and protected games. It makes provision for the appointment of licensing officer, licenses and destruction of an animal in self-defence.

The regulations are for the authorized officers who can issue permits for the importation of wheat flour into Botswana and restriction on the importation of flour.

The regulations contain directions that must be complied with by persons travelling in parts of Botswana that have been declared to be sleeping sickness areas.

The regulations provide for the controller of imports, restriction on the importation of certain goods, application for an import permit, the person entitled to apply for permits, issue of the import permit, duration and renewal of import permit, Import permit not transferable among others.

These regulations apply to restriction on the importation of eggs and poultry meat, application for import permit, import permit to be presented at the place of entry, the validity of import permit, return of import permit to Government poultry office, fees not payable in respect of import permit, and the power to suspend regulations.

These regulations apply to restrictions on the importation of bread loaves and pie pastries, application for import permit, issue of the import permit, period of validity of the permit, refusal to grant the permit, and appeal against refusal to grant the permit.

Vision 2036 defines the vision and the aspiration of the people of Botswana. It aims to transform Botswana into a high-income country by 2036.

This plan results in several strategic areas for implementation. The strategic area includes efficiency of water allocation, water supply and demand management, integration of ecological water requirement, and institutional capacity building in IWRM among others.

The plan will run for 7 years. NDP places emphasis on creating a conducive environment for the private sector so that it plays a major role in driving economic development. More emphasis will be placed on the maintenance of productive infrastructure, providing infrastructure needs for the private sector as an engine for economic growth, and on leveraging additional support for the service export, compared to merchandise export given the associated high transport costs.

To tackle some of the development challenges, NDP focus on six broad-based national priorities of developing diversified sources of economic growth, human capital
development; social development; sustainable use of natural resources; consolidation of good governance and strengthening of national security; and implementation of an effective monitoring and evaluation system.

Botswana ecotourism refers to the country’s cultural, as well as natural heritage, and that great importance is placed on the active involvement (as opposed to mere participation) of host communities and other Batswana in all aspects of the industry’s management and development. The goal of the National Ecotourism Strategy is to create an environment in which all elements of tourism development planning and management facilitate, promote and reward adherence to the key ‘principles’ of ecotourism by all of
those involved in the tourism industry.

The policy was made to meet the increasingly complex challenges facing Botswana in the development of water resources and the sector. The goal and objective of the policy are to provide a national framework that will facilitate access to water of suitable quality and standards for the citizenry and provide the foundations for sustainable development of water resources in support of economic growth, diversification and poverty eradication

The order prohibits the movement of all stock in Botswana, except under a permit issued for each removal by a person authorized by the Director to issue such a permit.

This vision provides for achievable goal by the year 2016