Investor Presentaiton
6.0 National Policy Framework
The key National Policy Framework:
Comprehensive Reform Program (CRP) 1991
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Private Sector Lead Growth Economy
Government since independence on the 30th of July 1980 has been taking the leading role in
providing services and development projects. It experiences a downfall on service delivery,
development and economy, so in 1991 it passed a national policy to undergo national reform.
Since 1991 until now the Government has been outsourcing its infrastructure development to the
private sector, through its PAA policy.
• Priority Action Agenda (PAA) 2006 to 2015 (pp41) allows the Government to implement
its infrastructure development investment plans to:
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Ensure the provision of commercial, quality, efficient, and competitively priced
infrastructure, utilities and services, either through public enterprises or through private
sector partnerships and competition;
• Encourage the development of a competitive private sector in the provision of utilities
and services;
• Minimize subsidy requirements for public utilities;
Ensure economic infrastructure and support services are available to other sectors to
enable all stakeholders to achieve their own sector objectives
⚫ Infrastructure Development Master Plan 2010
For the Development of Infrastructure in the areas of Air transport, Ports, Roads, Water
Utilities, ICT Technology commencing 2010.
• The other purpose of this Master Plan is to seek Funding Assistance from Donors or
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