An Act to continue the existence of the Patents and Companies Registration Agency and re-define its functions; re-constitute the Board of the Agency and provide for its functions; repeal and replace the Patents and Companies Registration Agency Act, 2010; and provide for related matters.

An Act to amend the Zambia Law Development Commission. It amends the principal Act by deleting the words “ Commissioner ” and “Commissioners ” wherever the words appear and substituting the words with “ member ” and “members” respectively.

An Act to amend the Constitution of Zambia. It emphasizes that a person who was a citizen of Zambia, immediately before the commencement of this Constitution, shall continue to be a citizen of Zambia and shall retain the same citizenship category from the date, the citizenship was acquired.

This handbook details the law-making process in Zambia.

This document provides procedures on the first meeting of a new assembly; proceedings of a new session not being the meeting of a new assembly; sitting of the assembly; a quorum of the house; business of the assembly; rules of debate; divisions in the house; order in the assembly; procedure for resolving into committee of the whole house; and other activities carried out in the assembly.

This document details the budget formulation, execution and implementation.

This policy is organized into eight (8) sections. Section 1 covers the introduction, Section 2 presents a situation analysis of the current national M&E processes, Section 3 provides the national vision for M&E, Section 4 covers the rationale for the Policy, Section 5 presents the guiding principles upon which the Policy is based and the objectives the Policy intends to achieve are covered in Section 6. Section 7 presents the measures for achieving the objectives and the implementation framework of the Policy is presented in Section 8.

This framework provides a guideline for sectors to formulate sector-level outcomes or expected things to be attained to enable Vision 2030 to become a reality.

The goal of the plan is to create a diversified and resilient economy for sustained growth and socio-economic transformation driven, among others, by agriculture. Furthermore, it responds to the Smart Zambia transformation agenda 2064 and embeds in it the economic recovery necessary for the actualisation of a Smart Zambia.

This plan seeks to attain the following objectives: accelerate infrastructure development, economic growth and diversification; promote rural investment and accelerate poverty reduction and enhance human development. Pursuant to these objectives, the Plan focuses on policies, strategies and programmes that will contribute significantly to addressing the challenges of realising broad-based pro-poor growth, employment creation and human development.

This document provides the implementation plan of the National Intellectual Property (IP) Policy. The IP covers the period of 2010 – 2014 and is closely aligned to the Government initiatives outlined in the Sixth National Development Plan and Vision 2030 as well as other related policies and laws. It provides concrete areas of work for the active support and participation of all key stakeholders in intellectual property system based on formidable partnerships and provision of an enabling environment to ensure that IP contributes effectively towards economic growth and development.

The objective of this strategy is to transform the Zambian Leather Value Chain into a modern and competitive subsector specializing in the production of value-added products through the application of modern and cleaner technologies, collaboration, capacity building, effective policy formulation and implementation and resource mobilization.

The main aim of the 2006 – 2010 strategic Plan is to promote the growth and development of the commercial, trade and industrial sectors as espoused in the Fifth National Development Plan (NDP) and the Commercial, Trade and Industrial (CTI) Policy. It provides the Ministry with a current operational framework and it has articulated the mission, goal, objectives and their associated strategies and performance indicators.

An Act to provide for the regulation of credit reporting agencies by the Bank of Zambia; the licensing of credit reporting agencies; the establishment of a Credit Registry; the governance and management of credit reporting agencies; the protection of data subjects; information sharing and reporting to enable assessment of the creditworthiness of a data subject; and matters connected with, or incidental to, the foregoing.

An Act to provide for the administration and management of the Compensation Fund established under the Constitution; establish the Compensation Fund Committee and provide for its composition and functions; provide for the accounting and audit of the Fund, and provide for related matters.

This National Export Strategy covers both trades in goods and services and sets out a strategic vision to structurally transform and diversify Zambia’s export base and enhance the export sector’s competitiveness at both regional and multilateral levels.

This policy focuses on eight (8) manufacturing sub-sectors as priority drivers of industrialisation. They include processed foods; textiles and garments; engineering products; wood and wood products; leather and leather products; mineral (metallic and non-metallic) processing and products (beneficiation); pharmaceuticals; and blue economy.

The Strategy focuses on Zambia becoming an industrialized nation with a diversified, innovative and globally competitive industrial base, which contributes to sustainable growth and employment creation.

The primary aim of this strategy is to promote inclusive growth and sustainable development through value addition by increased utilization of locally available goods and services in growth sectors.

The overall objective of this policy is to contribute towards Zambia’s economic diversification by promoting and stimulating a competitive trade sector in order to increase the market share in the global economy. Some of the strategies include tariff measures, non-tariff measures, and trade defence mechanisms.