The Malawi Public Sector Reforms

Official Twitter account for Malawi Public Sector Reforms. The Reforms were launched in 2015 to create a high performing Public Sector in service delivery.

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In November 2020, President @LAZARUSCHAKWERA signed Contracts with all Public Institutions outlining Reforms aimed at improving Public Service Delivery.

Visit the link below to access the Malawi Public Sector Reforms Progress Report (2020-2023).

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Reforms Department Preps MDAs on Reporting Module

Today, PSRMD is conducting a Validation Workshop to validate the Reporting Module of the Public Sector Reforms Information Management System as the institutions commence reporting progress on the implementation of their Reforms.

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Mindset Change and Business Unusual Approach

Public Sector Reforms inculcates the principle of Mindset Change and Business Unusual Approach in the Public Sector to ensure efficient and effective Public Service Delivery.

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Reforms under the Ministry of Agriculture: Mega Farms.

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Decentralization and Local Development Reforms under the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development-Malawi.

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Vice President Dr. Jane Ansah yesterday launched the Public Sector Reforms Information Management System in Lilongwe revolutionizing the planning, implementation and monitoring of Public Sector Reforms.

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The Reforms Department is today in Mzuzu orienting institutions from the Northern Region on the New Public Sector Reforms Management Information System. The countrywide meetings are being conducted to familiarize Government Departments on the new system for implementing Reforms.

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The Reforms Department has today commenced orientation sessions on the new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System at Crossroads Hotel in Blantyre following a validation session that took place in Lilongwe last week.

The new System digitizes the old manual system.

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The Reforms Department on Friday validated its new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System where several Ministries, Departments and Agencies tested the functionality of the new system at Bingu International Convention Centre in Lilongwe.

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Vice President Honourable Dr. Jane Ansah, S.C today had an interface meeting with the Reforms Department to assess status of Public Sector Reforms and map the way forward in improving Public Service delivery.

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The Reforms Department has commended @llwaterboard for constructing a Water Bottling Plant to the tune of MK4 billion using its local revenue.

LWB is expected to launch its product next week branded as Dzalanyama Springs Premium Water.

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MJ Reforms Register Financial Growth

Financial Sustainability Reforms that Mulanje District Council is implementing of E-Ticketing and Hospital Paying Wards have registered a 47% increase in market revenue collections and raised MK 15 million through the Hospital Paying Wards.

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The Reforms Department has applauded Reforms being undertaken by the Directorate of Road Traffic and Safety Services to introduce satellite Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations across the country.

This follows monitoring visits that PSRMD conducted in Mangochi and Chikwawa-Ngabu.

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The Reforms Department today engaged the Department of Immigration on the progress in the implementation of their Reforms, specifically the introduction of the new E-Passport System.

Positive progress was observed with the installation of the new E-Passport System at 99 percent

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We are in Mzuzu with Local Councils and Parastatals to pilot the new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System. Participants are taking part in live testing of the system designed to streamline and digitize the planning, implementation, and progress reporting.

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Following successful stakeholder consultations across the country, the Public Sector Reforms Management Department is today at Golden Peacock Hotel in Blantyre piloting its new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System.

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The Public Sector Reforms Management Department today engaged more stakeholders regarding the new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System aimed at replacing the manual system that was being used in planning, implementation and monitoring Reforms.

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The Public Sector Reforms Management Department (PSRMD) today held a Stakeholder Consultation Meeting at Capital Hotel aimed at aligning National Development Strategies with the new Public Sector Reforms Information Management System (PSRIMS).

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Veep commends MBC for reforms progress - https://t.co/mMxkX226ge

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Must set to roll out reforms by August https://t.co/WP0gTsU1Gy

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