This Green paper is divided into six sections. Section one is the introduction, while section two outlines the government’s macroeconomic intentions for the period 2006-2008. These proposed intentions will be a major input into the preparation of the 2006 budget and the 2006-2008 MTEF. Section three proposes how Government resources will be allocated by type of expenditure. Section four, which is a new section, presents expenditures by function. It is hoped that this new section will give the public more insight into the government’s spending planning in various sectors. Section five provides indicative expenditure ceilings for Ministries, Provinces and Spending Agencies (MPSAs). Section six concludes.

The overall goal of the financial inclusion strategy in Zambia is to achieve universal access to and usage of a broad range of quality and affordable financial services that meet the needs of individuals and enterprises.

Zambia’s vision is to have a robust and world class financial sector that supports the country’s development aspirations. Therefore, this policy will provide a holistic framework for the development of the financial sector.

This document is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the medium-term development goals and priorities. Chapter two discusses the macroeconomic overview. Chapter three outlines the fiscal strategy and forecast. Chapter four details revenue mobilization, chapter five outlines the expenditure policy and strategy and the last chapter discusses the medium-term allocations by functions of government.

The overall objective of this policy is to attain a society in which the prevalence and impact of harmful use of alcohol is significantly reduced by 2030

This document has been designed to serve as a reference for all service providers to enhance HIV counselling and testing services for children below 16 years. The guidelines also provide information to counsellors on their critical role of working with children and families infected or affected by HIV and AIDS

An Act to provide for an integrated local government system; give effect to the decentralisation of functions, responsibilities and services at all levels of local government; ensure democratic participation in, and control of, decision making by the people at the local level; revise the functions of local authorities; provide for the review of tariffs, charges and fees within the area of a local authority; provide for the proceedings of the council and committees; provide for the role of traditional leadership in democratic governance; repeal and replace the Local Government Act, 1991.

Zambia’s Diaspora Policy is premised on values and principles which safeguard the country’s social, economic and cultural interests. It aims at creating a framework for the effective interaction between the government and its diaspora. It outlines guiding principles for implementation.

An Act to regulate the employment of persons; prohibit discrimination at an undertaking; constitute the Skills and Labour Advisory Committees and provide for their functions; provide for the engagement of persons on contracts of employment and provide for the form and enforcement of the contracts of employment; provide for employment entitlements and other benefits; provide for the protection of wages of employees; provide for the registration of employment agencies.

An Act to approve the excess expenditure of monies aggregating seven billion, four hundred and three million, seven hundred thousand Kwacha.

This document is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the medium-term development goals and priorities. Chapter two discusses the macroeconomic overview. Chapter three outlines the fiscal strategy and forecast. Chapter four details revenue mobilization, chapter five outlines the expenditure policy and strategy and the last chapter discusses the medium-term allocations by functions of government.

This document is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the medium-term development goals and priorities. Chapter two discusses the macroeconomic overview. Chapter three outlines the fiscal strategy and forecast. Chapter four details revenue mobilization, chapter five outlines the expenditure policy and strategy and the last chapter discusses the medium-term allocations by functions of government.

This document is divided into six chapters. The first chapter introduces the medium-term development goals and priorities. Chapter two discusses the macroeconomic overview. Chapter three outlines the fiscal strategy and forecast. Chapter four details revenue mobilization, chapter five outlines the expenditure policy and strategy and the last chapter discusses the medium-term allocations by functions of government.

An Act to provide for the registration and regulation of political parties, the establishment of the Political Parties Board, the establishment and management of a Political Parties Fund; the sources of funds for political parties; and related matters.

This policy is required to address the existing challenges and other issues that have emerged. It highlights the vision of the sector, outlines policy objectives and measures that Government and other actors in the sector should implement in order to achieve optimum performance of the agriculture sector.

This Strategy outlines the focus of the Ministry during the period 2018-2021, which will be to: enhance the expansion of electricity generation, transmission, and distribution capacity; enhance cost-effectiveness and efficiency in the fuel supply through the private sector participation; ensure cost-reflective pricing of energy, and scale up access to electricity and petroleum products in rural areas.

The Power System Development Master Plan (PSDMP) has a principal objective to provide a blueprint for Power System Development in the country up to the year 2030. The plan highlights the least cost expansion options for Generation, Transmission and Distribution in the country.

This policy document is a guide to policymakers, decisionmakers and development managers in the government, private sector, Nongovernmental Organisations, civil society, on government’s intended actions in the energy sector.

An Act to amend the Electricity Act. Section 31 of this Act repeals the Electricity Act of 1956.

This strategy aims to increase the national generation output through private sector investments in renewable energy technologies that are able to contribute to increased grid capacity through the development of small and medium scale projects of up to 20MW.