Malawi : What the results show

PPDA’s five-year Strategic Plan is drawing to a close. And a new roadmap should take over for the period April 2024-March 2029. But before looking ahead, the PPDA Secretariat presented the Board of Directors with the results of the strategic plan. The conclusions presented by the consultant, Mr. Chalamba, provided valuable insights into the strategic direction that PPDA is ready to take. From identifying emerging trends to tackling the most pressing challenges, the consultation served as a crucible for transformative discourse and forward-looking deliberations.

As the expiry date of PPDA’s current strategic plan draws near, the Secretariat recently convened a consultative meeting with the Board to share the progress of the Strategic Plan review process.
The objective of the day was crystal clear: to forge a consensus on the new trajectory that will steer the Authority’s course from April 2024 to March 2029.

The findings presented by the Consultant Mr. Chalamba, provided invaluable insights into the strategic direction that PPDA is poised to undertake. From identifying emerging trends to grappling
with pressing challenges, the consultation served as a crucible for transformative discourse and forward-looking deliberations. .

More importantly, the consultation highlighted the imperative of aligning PPDA’s strategic vision with the overarching national agenda and harnessing synergies with key reform initiatives. By
anchoring the Strategic Plan within the contours of the Malawi Agenda 2063 and leveraging it as a catalyst for reform, PPDA reaffirms its commitment to driving sustainable development and
catalyzing positive change.

With the imminent conclusion of the 2022-2024 strategy on March 31, 2024, the organization is gearing up to embrace a new roadmap for the next four years.