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

This Act provides for the establishment of the Botswana Energy Regulatory Authority, its mandate, and the framework regulation of the energy sector.

This Act amended the Botswana Power Corporation Act. The sections amended are 2, 18 and 28 of the Act.

The plant protection regulations were amended in the first schedule by inserting new entries like Capsicum (Peppers), Capsicum annuum (Bell Pepper), and Solanum Lycopersicum (Tomato).

This is an Act to provide for the registration and control of veterinary surgeons and other matters incidental thereto and connected with the practice of veterinary surgery and veterinary medicine

This is an Act consolidating all the laws relating to public health. It established the National Health Council with its power, duties, tenure and constitution of the council

The Act contains the powers of the Director of Veterinary Services to declare areas as rabies control areas and generally manage such areas. No animal shall be moved from, into, and from place to place within control areas. It also specifies the duties of owners of animals identified to be predisposed to rabies infections.

These regulations make provisions guiding the general health like pollution of water, keeping of livestock’s, trading premises, food premises, grain mills, bakeries, business and butcheries among others

This is an Act to provide for the establishment of the Department of Sanitation and Waste Management; to make provision for the planning, facilitation and implementation of advanced systems for regulating the management of controlled waste to prevent harm to human, animal and plant life; to minimise pollution of the environment, to conserve natural resources; to cause the provisions of the Basel Convention to apply in regulating the transboundary movement of hazardous wastes and their disposal; and for
matters incidental to

This Act provides for the vesting of mineral rights in tribal territories in the Republic of Botswana.

An Act to re-enact, with amendments, the Monuments and Relics Act

This is an Act that makes provision as to the compensation of owners of stock killed or injured by trains running on lines of railway.