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TABLE OF CONTENTS
NDP5 STRUCTURE ............................................................................................................................................................. vi LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS................................................................................................................................................vii FOREWORD...........................................................................................................................................................................ix INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................................................................xi EXECUTIVE SUMMARY................................................................................................................................................... xiii
CHAPTER 1: NAMIBIA ON THE MOVE............................................................................................................................. 1
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CHAPTER 1: NAMIBIA ON THE MOVE
By the year 2030, with all of us working together, we should be an industrial nation enjoying Prosperity, Harmony, Peace and Political Stability. c8FR3ZOTRF+TZSINSL5WJXNIJSYTK9MJ7JUZGQNHTK3FRNGNF

1. The Country Context
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   Figure 1: 2016 Global Peace Index
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2. Overall Economic Performance
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2.1 Performance of Industries
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Figure 2: Industry Growth Rates
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2.2 Fiscal Position
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8 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
5.1 Increase investment in
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5.1.1 Energy
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SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
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2.2.2 Manufacturing Sector
Where We Are
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2.2.3 Agriculture Sector and Food Security
Where We Are
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Agriculture Sector and Food Security
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2.2.4 Rural Economic Development
Where We Are
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2.2.5 Blue Economy
Where We Are
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2.2.6 Fishery
Where We Are
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2.2.7 Mining
Where We Are
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2.2.8 Tourism
Where We Are
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2.2.9 Research and Innovation
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2.4 Strengthened Export Capacity and Greater Regional Integration
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2.5 Supportive Financial Infrastructure for Greater Inclusion
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Challenges
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8ZUUTWYN[J ƴSFSHNFQ NSKWFXYWZHYZWJ KTW LWJFYJW NSHQZXNTS Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Integrate and upgrade ƴSFSHNFQ XJW[NHJX \NYM YMJ increasing demands of industrialization Establish a National Risk Facility Enhance the National Payment System infrastructure, safety, security and cost￾effectiveness Prioritize the development of products and programmes Create an enabling regulatory environment KTW YMJ ƴSFSHNFQ FSI service sector .SNYNFYJ ƴSFSHNFQ QNYJWFH^ programs especially in rural areas and at the school level &\JQQIJ[JQTUJIƴSFSHNFQX^XYJRXMTZQI NRUWT[JYMJJKƴHNJSH^TKƴSFSHNSL IJHNXNTSXKF[TWNSLFGJYYJWFQQTHFYNTSTK WJXTZWHJXFSIJHTSTRNHLWT\YMYMWTZLM GTYMRFWPJYXGFXJIFSIGFSPGFXJI ƴSFSHNSLTUYNTSX YTGWNILJYMJƴSFSHNSLLFUYMFYNX J]UJWNJSHJIG^82XYMWTZLMF(WJINY ,ZFWFSYJJ8HMJRJ;JSYZWJ(FUNYFQ+ZSI FSI2822JSYTWNSLFSI(TFHMNSL9MJ HTRGNSJINRUQJRJSYFYNTSTKYMJYMWJJ KFHNQNYNJXYTLJYMJW\NYMTYMJWNSYJW[JSYNTSX XZHMFX\JQQHTTWINSFYJIFSIHTSXTQNIFYJI LT[JWSRJSY282XXZUUTWYKZSIX\NQQMF[J FXNLSNƴHFSYNRUFHYTS282IJ[JQTURJSY G^FITUYNSLMNLMXJHZWNY^XYFSIFWIXFSI XYWJSLYMJSNSLYMJQJLFQKWFRJ\TWPFSI JSHTZWFLJUF^RJSYNSST[FYNTSXYTJSXZWJ FRTIJWSN_JIUF^RJSYX^XYJR YMFY\NQQUWT[NIJFIJVZFYJƴSFSHJYTYMJ UWN[FYJXJHYTWNSHQZINSL82*X 9TUTXNYNTS3FRNGNFYT\FWIXFXJW[NHJ MZG\NYMNSYMJWJLNTS YTFIIWJXXYMJNXXZJTKYMJMNLMIJLWJJTK ƴSFSHNFQJ]HQZXNTSNS3FRNGNF Desired Outcomes By 2022, Namibia has an effective, WJXNQNJSY FSI NSHQZXN[J ƴSFSHNFQ system that supports accelerated industrialization and infrastructure development. How We Are Getting There 'ZNQIHFUFHNY^NSYMJ areas most important to RFNSYFNSNSLFXYWTSLƴSFSHNFQ infrastructure .SHWJFXJRNHWTQJSINSLKWTR 3 GNQQNTSYT3 GNQQNTS .SYJLWFYJFSIZULWFIJ ƴSFSHNFQXJW[NHJX )J[JQTUSJ\JUWTIZHYX FSIFUUQNHFYNTSXYMFYZXJ YJHMSTQTL^ ECONOMIC PROGRESSION

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SOCIAL
TRANSFORMATION
3
BUILD A CAPABLE AND HEALTHY HUMAN RESOURES
Harnessing the Demographic Dividends
Human Capital Development
Ɣ Social Protection
Ɣ Early Childhood Development
Ɣ Basic Education
Ɣ Technical, Vocational Education and Training Ɣ Higher Education Ɣ Health and Nutrition Social Development Ɣ Gender Equality Ɣ Housing and Land Ɣ Sanitation Ɣ Youth Empowerment: (Harnessing the Demographic Dividend - Moulding Youth to Become Productive Citizens) Ɣ Empowering People and Communities through Sports Ɣ Arts and Culture Ɣ Economic integration of marginalized communities Overview

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SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
First graders reaching
Grade 5 in remote areas
BASIC
EDUCATION
49%
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13%
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11%
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55.4%
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15 000
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33%
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3.1 Harnessing the Demographic Dividends
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3.2.2 Early Childhood Development (ECD)
Where We Are
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Early Childhood Development Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Increase access to quality Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) Improve the provision of appropriate educational facilities, teaching-learning resources and increasing child health and nutrition Upgrade the curriculum for 0-4 years and its implementation Enhance the quality of teaching at pre-primary level .RUWT[JRFSFLJRJSYFSI FHHJXXTK.()G^FQQXYFPJMTQIJWX FSIIJ[JQTUFRTSNYTWNSLFSI J[FQZFYNTSRJHMFSNXRKTW.() UWTLWFRRJX 9MNXXYWFYJL^NS[TQ[JXYMJUWT[NXNTS TKFUUWTUWNFYJJIZHFYNTSFQ KFHNQNYNJXKTWFSI^JFWTQIX YJFHMNSLFSIQJFWSNSLWJXTZWHJX FSIRNHWTSZYWNJSYXZUUQJRJSYX XHMTTQKJJINSLUWTLWFRFSIMJFQYM XJW[NHJX &QNLSYMJHZWWNHZQZRKTW^JFW TQIX\NYMYMJWJ[NXJIUWJUWNRFW^ HZWWNHZQZR 9MNXXYWFYJL^NSHQZIJXYMJ ZULWFINSLTKYMJVZFQNƴHFYNTS TKYMJZSVZFQNƴJIUWJUWNRFW^ YJFHMJWXFSIHFWJLN[JWX Desired Outcomes By 2022, Namibian children aged 0-8 have a secure educational foundation, through access to ECD services. How We Are Getting There .RUWT[J TK HMNQIWJS\MT FHHJXX*()YT 40% .RUWT[NSLYMJUWT[NXNTSTK FUUWTUWNFYJJIZHFYNTSFQ facilities .SHWJFXJYMJSZRGJWTK VZFQNƴJIHFWJLN[JWXYT 3800 .SHWJFXJ  TKVZFQNƴJI UWJUWNRFW^ teachers to 60% SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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3.2.3 Basic Education
Where We Are
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Basic Education Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Develop and maintain education infrastructure Develop a strong framework to enhance core skills of literacy and numeracy Develop comprehensive planning and administration systems Improve learners’ transition to higher education Develop a national strategy on education for peace XYFGNQNY^ HTSƵNHY prevention and resolution Improve education and training of the marginalized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ƴJIYJFHMJWX FSINRUWT[JXPNQQXFSIHTRUJYJSHNJXTKJIZHFYTWX .RUWT[JJ[NIJSHJGFXJIUQFSSNSLFSI RTSNYTWNSLSXZWJKZQQNRUQJRJSYFYNTSTKYMJ 5JWKTWRFSHJ2FSFLJRJSY8^XYJR 528 FYFQQKZSHYNTSFQQJ[JQXNSTWIJWYTJSMFSHJ YWFSXUFWJSH^FHHTZSYFGNQNY^FSINRUWT[JXJW[NHJ IJQN[JW^)J[TQ[JJIZHFYNTSKZSHYNTSXYTYMJ 7JLNTSFQ(TZSHNQX .RUWT[JYMJVZFQNY^TKYJFHMNSLYTWFNXJQJFWSNSL TZYHTRJX YMWTZLMYMJUWT[NXNTSTKHZWWNHZQZR HTRUQNFSYYJFHMNSLFSIQJFWSNSLRFYJWNFQXFSI KFHNQNYNJX UQFHNSLYJFHMJWXNSXZGOJHYXYMFYYMJ^ FWJFUUWTUWNFYJQ^VZFQNƴ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esired Outcomes By 2022, all learners have access to equitable inclusive quality *IZHFYNTS YMFY VZFQNƴJX YMJR YT pursue higher education. How We Are Getting There .RUWT[J5WNRFW^ JIZHFYNTSHTRUQJYNTS rate to 96% .RUWT[J TKQNGWFWNJX MF[NSLFHHJXXYT GWTFIGFSIYT 100% 388(42FYMJRFYNHX performance to 65% .RUWT[J TK QJFWSJWXVZFQNK^NSL KTWZSN[JWXNY^YT 60% SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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3.2.4 Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET)
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60 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
Technical, Vocational Education & Training Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Raise TVET’s brand identity FSI UWTƴQJ Make TVET more accessible. Offer TVET courses that improve the employment prospects of learners :XJRJINFHFRUFNLSXYTJIZHFYJ XHMTTQQJFWSJWXFSIUFWJSYX TSYMJFYYWFHYN[JHFWJJWFSI entrepreneurship opportunities that 9;9UWTLWFRRJXHFSTKKJW'WTFIJS UWTLWFRRJTUUTWYZSNYNJXYTNSHQZIJ 8HNJSHJ9JHMSTQTL^SLNSJJWNSL FSI2FYMJRFYNHX 89*2.(9FSI JSYWJUWJSJZWXMNU&YYWFHYMNLMVZFQNY^ YWFNSJWX\MT\NQQNRUWT[JYMJWJQJ[FSHJ TKNSXYWZHYNTSYTTGYFNSNSLFQZHWFYN[J XPNQQFSITWLFNSKZQJRUQT^RJSY *]UFSIJ]NXYNSLYWFNSNSLHJSYJWX

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3.2.5 Higher Education
Where We Are
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62 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
Higher Education Strategies and
Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022
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63 Working Together Towards Prosperity
3.2.6 Health and Nutrition
Where We Are
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64 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
Health & Nutrition Strategies and Desired
Outcomes, 2017-2022
Improve talent management
(HR development, recruitment and retention)
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65 Working Together Towards Prosperity
3.3 Social Development
3.3.1 Gender Equality
Where We Are
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66 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
Gender Equality Strategies and
Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022
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67 Working Together Towards Prosperity
3.3.2 Housing and Land
Where We Are
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68 Namibia’s 5th National Development Plan
Housing and Land Strategies and
Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022
Accelerate Housing
Delivery through
Stakeholder Involvement and Development of
Alternative Housing
Construction Models
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3.3.3 Sanitation
Where We Are
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Sanitation Strategies and
Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022
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3.3.4 Youth Empowerment: (Moulding Youth to Become Productive Citizens)
Where We Are
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Youth Empowerment Strategies and Desired
Outcomes, 2017-2022
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3.3.5 Empowering People and Communities through Sports
Where We Are
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Empowering People and Communities through
Sports Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Improve sports infrastructure at all levels Establish a research strategy for monitoring and evaluating the impact of sports Learn from successful sports for development programmes used in developing countries that boast a strong track record and research basis Create public awareness campaigns to encourage participation in sports 'ZNQIMZRFSWJXTZWHJHFUFHNY^YT J]UFSITWLFSN_JIXUTWYX:ULWFIJ FSIHTSXYWZHYXUTWYXKFHNQNYNJXYTJSFGQJ \NIJWFHHJXXNSXUTWYNSLFHYN[NY^NSGTYM WZWFQFSIZWGFSFWJFX5WTKJXXNTSFQN_J XUTWYXG^HTSXYWZHYNSLFMNLM UJWKTWRFSHJHJSYJW *[FQZFYJYMJNRUFHYTKXUTWYXTS INKKJWJSYXUMJWJXTKQNKJNSHQZINSL^TZYM IJ[JQTURJSYHTRRZSNY^IJ[JQTURJSY MJFQYMFSIƴYSJXXFSIJHTSTRNHX 1JFWSKWTRXZHHJXXKZQXUTWYXKTW IJ[JQTURJSYUWTLWFRRJXZXJINS IJ[JQTUNSLHTZSYWNJXYMFYGTFXYFXYWTSL YWFHPWJHTWIFSIWJXJFWHMGFXNXXZHMFX YMJ,FSFWUWTLWFRRJNS8TZYM&RJWNHF 2TINK^FSIIJ[JQTUXNRNQFWUWTLWFRRJX NS3FRNGNF (WJFYJUZGQNHF\FWJSJXXHFRUFNLSX YTJSHTZWFLJUFWYNHNUFYNTSNSXUTWYX WJLFWIQJXXTKFLJFSILJSIJW9MNX\NQQ NRUWT[JMJFQYMTZYHTRJXFSIXTHNFQ HTMJXNTS Desired Outcomes By 2022, Namibians have improved opportunities to participate in professional sports with employment contribution increasing from 0.2% in 2014 to 2%. How We Are Getting There .SHWJFXJJRUQT^RJSY contribution of sports sector to 2% 5WTKJXXNTSFQN_JXUTWYX .RUWT[JXUTWYX infrastructure at all levels SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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3.3.6 Arts and Culture
Where We Are
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Arts and Culture Strategies and Desired Outcomes, 2017-2022 Broaden arts and culture education and training 'WTFIJSFWYXFSIHZQYZWJ JIZHFYNTSFSIYWFNSNSLFX FSJRUQT^RJSYFSIUT[JWY^ JWFINHFYNTSUTQNH^YMWTZLMYMJ JIZHFYNTSX^XYJR'^NSYJLWFYNSL FWYXFSIHZQYZWJNSYTYMJ JIZHFYNTSFQX^XYJRRTWJFWYX KFHNQNYNJX\NQQGJIJ[JQTUJIYT enable participation in the full XUJHYWZRTKYMJFWYX*XYFGQNXM RFWPJYXFSINRUWT[JXYFYNXYNHXKTW FWYXUWTIZHYX Desired Outcomes By 2022, Namibians are empowered and have opportunities to participate in arts and culture with the share of employment increasing to 2%. How We Are Getting There 5WT[NIJTUUTWYZSNYNJX KTWFWYXFSIHZQYZWJ .SHWJFXJ JRUQT^JI out of total JRUQT^RJSYYT 2.0% 2FNSXYWJFRFWYXFSI HZQYZWJNSIJ[JQTURJSY SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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3.3.7 Economic integration of marginalized communities
Where Are We
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Pillar Indicator Baseline NDP5 Targets Data source Responsible institution Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 GOAL 1: ACHIEVE INCLUSIVE, SUSTAINABLE AND EQUITABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH Goal Indicators Real GDP growth rate 0.2% (2016) 2.5% 4.3% 5.0% 5.2% 6.2% NSA MITSMED Manufacturing and non-government services % contribution to GDP (current prices) 45% (2016) 46.0% 49.0% 52.0% 55.0% 60.0% NSA MITSMED Unemployment rate 28.1% (2014) 29.3% 28.1% 26.8% 25.7% 24.2% NSA MLIREC Headcount poverty rate (poor) 18% (2015/16) 17.0% 15.0% 13.0% 12.0% 10.0% NSA MPESW Headcount poverty rate (extreme poor) 11% (2015/16) 10.0% 8.0% 7.0% 6.0% 5.0% NSA MPESW *LQLFRHIÀFLHQW 0.572 (2015/16) 0.552 0.532 0.512 0.510 0.50 NSA MPESW FOCUS AREA: ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT DO1: By 2022, MSME contribution to GDP has increased from 12% to 20%. Number of days to start a business 66 (2016/17) 60 30 20 10 5 World Economic Forum MITSMED MSMEs % contribution to GDP 12.0% (2014) 14.6% 16.0% 17.3% 18.6% 20.0% NSA MITSMED MSME employment contribution (micro &small) 129 500 (2014) 132 000 135 000 138 000 142 000 177 600 NSA MITSMED FOCUS AREA: MANUFACTURING DO2: By 2022, the contribution of general manufacturing in constant Namibia Dollar terms has increased from N$ 17.8 billion to N$ 20.6 billion. Manufacturing sector contribution to GDP N$17.8 billion (2016) N$ 18.3 billion N$ 18.9 billion N$ 19.5 billion N$ 20 billion N$ 20.6 billion NSA MITSMED FOCUS AREA: AGRICULTURE AND FOOD SECURITY DO3: By 2022, the proportion of food insecure households has dropped from 25% to 12% and food production has increased by 30%. % food insecure individuals 25% (2016) 23% 20% 17% 15% 12% NSA % food production 2016 production 5% 10% 15% 20% 30% MAWF MAWF Share of value added in livestock farming 15% (2016) 16% 16% 18% 18% 20.0% NSA MITSMED Share of value added in crop farming 34% (2016) 35% 38% 40% 42% 45% NSA MITSMED FOCUS AREA: RURAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DO4: By 2022, the quality of life in rural areas and socio-economic well-being has improved with rural poverty reduced from 37% to 25%. Rural headcount poverty rate 37% (2015/16) 35% 32% 30% 28% 25% NSA MURD Rural unemployment rate 30.2% (2014) 29% 28% 26% 24% 22% NSA MURD FOCUS AREA: BLUE ECONOMY '2%\1DPLELDZLOOKDYHLPSOHPHQWHGD%OXH(FRQRP\JRYHUQDQFHDQGPDQDJHPHQWV\VWHPWKDWVXVWDLQDEO\PD[LPL]HVHFRQRPLFEHQHÀWVIURPPDULQHUHVRXUFHVDQGHQVXUHVHTXLWD￾ble marine wealth distribution for all Namibians. Blue Economy governance framework in place none Blue Economy pol￾icy and regulatory framework harmon￾ised Blue Economy policy and regulatory framework developed Blue Economy gov￾ernance structure in place Blue Economy baseline indicators developed Blue Econ￾omy per￾formance monitored MFMR MFMR FOCUS AREA: FISHERIES DO6: %\1DPLELDWREHWKHNH\ÀVKHULHVDQGSURFHVVLQJKXELQWKH6RXWK(DVW$WODQWLF2FHDQWKURXJKLQFUHDVLQJWKHYROXPHRIÀVKKDQGOHG canned or processed in Walvis Bay cumulatively by 40%. 3URSRUWLRQRIYROXPHVRIÀVKKDQGOHG canned or processed 2016 volume 5% 10% 20% 30% 40% MFMR MFMR
Proportion of volumes of horse mackerel processed 5% (2015) 15% 35% 50% 60% 70% MFMR MFMR FOCUS AREA: MINING DO7: By 2022, Namibia has an integrated mining industry value chain doubling the share of valued added mining exports from 2015. Share of Value Added Mining out of total Mining Exports 23% (2015) 26% 30% 34% 39% 46% NSA MME FOCUS AREA: TOURISM '2%\1DPLELDKDVDGLYHUVLÀHGDQGFRPSHWLWLYHWRXULVPVHFWRULQFUHDVLQJWKHQXPEHURIWRXULVWV·DUULYDOIURPPLOOLRQWRPLOOLRQ Tourists arrivals 1.4 million (2015) 1.5 million 1.5 million 1.6 million 1.7 million 1.8 million MET MET Number of tourists from new market (% of total tourist arrivals) NK 0.2% 0.2% 0.2% 0.2% 0.2% MET MET Tourism Competitiveness Index/Score 4.0 (2016/17) 4.2 4.5 4.5 4.8 5.0 World Economic Forum MET Number of people employed 29 000 (2014) 30 000 33 000 36 000 40 000 43 000 NSA MET FOCUS AREA: RESEARCH AND INNOVATION DO15: By 2022, Gross expenditure on Research and Development as percentage of GDP has increased from 0.35% to 1%. Gross expenditure on Research and Development (% of GDP) 0.35% (2016) 0.5% 0.65% 0.8% 0.9% 1.0% NCRST NCRST Namibia’s innovation ranking in the Global Innovation Index 93 (2016) 91 89 86 83 80 World Economic Forum NCRST Fulltime Equivalent Researchers/1000 population 0.35 (2016) 0.4 0.48 0.55 0.65 0.70 NCRST NCRST ECONOMIC PROGRESSION NDP5 RESULTS FRAMEWORK

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NDP5 Targets Data source Responsible institution Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 FOCUS AREA: SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE: ENERGY DO 9: By 2022, Namibia has a sustainable mix of locally generated energy capacity of 755 MW to support household and industry development. Local Generation Capacity (MW) 484 (2016) 629 MW 684 MW 728 MW 740 MW 755 MW MME/ NAMPOWER MME 1DWLRQDO(OHFWULÀFDWLRQ5DWH 34% (2010) 40% 45% 50% 50% 50% NSA MME FOCUS AREA: SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE: WATER DO 10: By 2022, Namibia has a sustainable production and consumption of water resources resulting in improved access to safe drinking water for human consumption and for industry use. % urban households with access to safe drinking water 98.3% (2016) 98.3% 98.6% 98.8% 99.0% 100% NSA MAWF % rural households with access to safe drinking water. 84.1% (2016) 85.0% 88.0% 90.0% 92.0% 95.50% NSA MAWF FOCUS AREA: SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE: TRANSPORT AND LOGISTICS DO 11: By 2022, Namibia has a sustainable transport system1 supporting a world-class logistics hub connecting SADC to international markets. % railway network complying with SADC axle load recommendation of 18.5 tonnes 48% (2015) 52% 56% 60% 65% 70% MWT MWT/ TRANSNAMIB Rail as a % total transport market share 24% (2015) 25% 26% 28% 30% 30% MWT MWT/ TRANSNAMIB FRPSOLDQFHZLWKUDWLÀHG,QWHUQDWLRQDO Maritime Organisation (IMO) standards 40% (2015) 45% 55% 65% 75% 80% MWT MWT/ NAMPORT % compliance rating to ICAO standards and recommended practices (Standards PHDVXUHVDIHW\DQGVHFXULW\FRPSOLDQFH upgrade of the instrument landing system (ILS) and lighting) 68% (2015) 69% 70% 72% 74% 75% MWT MWT/NAMIBIA AIRPORTS COMPANY Walvis Bay Port capacity in TEUs 7(8V 1 million 1million 1 million 1million 1million MWT NAMPORT/ MWT km road upgraded to bitumen standards 850 (2012-2015) 1050 1250 1450 1650 1850 MWT RA/MWT km road constructed to gravel standards 477.7 (2012-2015) 577.7 677.7 777.7 877.7 977.7 MWT RA/MWT km road Rehabilitation 28 (2012-2015) 270.0 513.6 756.4 999.2 1242 MWT RA/MWT Km Road preservation ( reseal ) 2300 (2012-2015) 2900 3500 4100 4400 4600 MWT RA/MWT Km Road preservation ( re-graveling) 2000 (2012-2015) 2960 3920 4800 5840 6800 MWT RA/MWT Km Road preservation (re-graveling) 2000 () 2960 3920 4800 5840 6800 MWT RA/MWT FOCUS AREA: SUSTAINABLE INFRASTRUCTURE: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY DO12: By 2022, Namibia has universal access to information, affordable communication and technology infrastructure and services :RUOG(FRQRPLF)RUXP1HWZRUN Readiness Index Score 3.41 () 3.62 3.83 4.05 4.25 4.5 WEF Information Technology Report MICT % population covered by broadband infrastructure 21% () 50% 70% 80% 85% 90% MICT MICT % schools covered by broadband infrastructure 25% () 30% 40% 80% 95% 100% MICT MICT % health facilities covered by broadband infrastructure 13% () 30% 50% 70% 75% 80% MICT MICT % Public agencies with access to broad- band infrastructure to allow for e-gov- ernment 50% () 60% 70% 100% 100% 100% MICT MICT %
Digital Terrestrial Television coverage 74.4% 78.0% 82.0% 86.0% 90.0% 92.8% MICT 1%&0,&7 % FM population coverage 78% 80% 83% 86% 88% 90% MICT 1%&0,&7 Access to online news (users) 30% () 50% 60% 70% 75% 80% NAMPA 1$03$0,&7

of GI based near real-time early warn- ing systems established NK 1 1 3 4 7 NSA NSA

FOCUS AREA: STRENGTHENED EXPORT CAPACITY AND GREATER REGIONAL INTEGRATION '2%\1DPLELDKDVGLYHUVLÀHGDQGLQFUHDVHGH[SRUWVRIPDQXIDFWXUHGJRRGVIURPWR Exports of goods & services N$ 73 980 (2015) N$ 76 984 million N$ 85 560 million N$ 95 806 million N$ 105 030 million N$ 116 166 million NSA NSA Exports of manufactured goods as a % of total exports 44.5% (2015) 49.7% 52.3% 54.8% 57.4% 60.0% NSA NSA Exports of manufactured goods as a % of total exports excluding diamond processing 34.7% (2015) 38% 40% 43% 46% 50% NSA NSA FOCUS AREA: FINANCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE '2%\1DPLELDKDVDÀQDQFLDOV\VWHPWKDWVXSSRUWVVXVWDLQDEOHDQGLQFOXVLYHHFRQRPLFJURZWKDQGGHYHORSPHQWLQFUHDVLQJIURPWR in the World Financial Inclusion Index. 5HWDLO3D\PHQW6\VWHPV(IÀFLHQF\DQG Interoperability 0HGLXP/RZHIÀFLHQF\ and interability (e-money not interoperable yet) Medium-High +LJKOHYHORIHIÀFLHQF\DQG interopability High level of HIÀFLHQF\DQG interopability BoN BoN Namibia Interbank Settlement System Availability 98.0% (2016) 99.99% 99.99% 99.99% 99.99% 99.99% BoN BoN Approved funding for SMEs 44% (est.) 48% 53% 58% 62% 65% MITSMED MITSMED Financial Inclusion Finscope 69% (2011) 71% 72% 73% 74% 80% Finscope survey BoN ECONOMIC PROGRESSION 8FKJWJQNFGQJFSIFKKTWIFGQJ

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GOAL 2: BUILD CAPABLE AND HEALTHY HUMAN RESOURCES GOAL INDICATORS Human Development Index 0.640 (2015) 0.650 0.660 0.670 0.680 0.695 UNDP Human Development Report MOEAC FOCUS AREA: SOCIAL PROTECTION DO 16: By 2022, the proportion of severely poor individuals has dropped from 11% in 2016 to 5%. Headcount poverty (poor) (%) 18.0 (2016) 17.0 15.0 13.0 12.0 10.0 NSA MPESW Headcount poverty (extreme poor) (%) 11.0 (2016) 10.0 8.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 NSA MPESW *LQL&RHIÀFLHQWLQGH[ 0.572 (2016) 0.552 0.532 0.512 0.510 0.500 NSA MPESW FOCUS AREA: EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT DO 17: By 2022, Namibian children aged 0-8 have a secure educational foundation, through access to ECD services % of children 0-4 with access to ECD 13% (2011) 16% 20% 26% 30% 35% MOEAC MOEAC % of children 5-8 with access to ECD 38% (2016) 45% 55% 66% 76% 80% MOEAC MOEAC TXDOLÀHGSUHSULPDU\WHDFKHUV 68.2% (2016) 70% 73% 77% 80% 85% MOEAC MOEAC RITXDOLÀHGFDUHJLYHUV 2 862 (2016) 3 000 3 200 3 400 3 600 3 800 MOEAC MOEAC FOCUS AREA: BASIC EDUCATION %\DOOOHDUQHUVKDYHDFFHVVWRHTXLWDEOHLQFOXVLYHTXDOLW(GXFDWLRQWKDWTXDOLÀHVWKHPWRSXUVXHKLJKHUHGXFDWLRQ Primary education completion rate (%) 88.60% (2015) 90% 92% 94% 96% 100% MOEAC MOEAC Percentage of learners that qualify for university admission 36% (2015) 40% 45% 50% 55% 60% MOEAC MOEAC % of libraries having access to broadband 20% (2015) 30% 50% 70% 80% 100% MOEAC MOEAC NSSCO Mathematics pass rate 45% (2015) 47% 49% 55% 60% 65% MOEAC MOEAC NSSCO English pass rate 28% (2015) 30% 35% 40% 45% 50% MOEAC MOEAC FOCUS AREA: TECHNICAL, VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING (TVET) DO 19: By 2022, Namibia has put in place an education system that responds to industry needs. Enrollment (number) 25 137 (2015) 30 000 35 000 40 000 45 000 50 000 NTA MHETI Completion rate (%) 60% (2015) 62% 65% 68% 70% 80% NTA MHETI Percentage of TVET graduates to total higher education graduates 44% (2014) 46% 48% 50% 42% 55% NTA MHETI FOCUS AREA: HIGHER EDUCATION University Education DO 20 By 2022, Namibia has put in place an education system that responds to industry needs. Completion rate (%) 50% (2015) 55% 58% 62% 66% 70% MHETI MHETI FOCUS AREA: HEALTH AND NUTRITION DO 21: %\1DPLELD·V+HDOWK$GMXVWHG/LIH([SHFWDQF\+$/(KDVLPSURYHGIURPWR\HDUV Health Adjusted Life Expectancy 58 (2015) 59 60.5 62.5 65.5 67.5 MOHSS MOHSS Maternal Mortality 385 (2013) 348 311 274 237 200 MOHSS MOHSS Infant Mortality rate 39 (2013) 35 32 30 25 20 MOHSS MOHSS Under-Five Mortality 54 (2013) 51 48 45 42 39 MOHSS MOHSS Malaria Mortality rate 3.4 (2014) 1.0 0.3 0.1 0.02 0 MOHSS MOHSS TB mortality rate 73 (2014) 68 63 58 51 47 MOHSS MOHSS Stunting 24% (2013) 22% 20% 18% 16% 14% MOHSS MOHSS Doctor/population 1:2485(2015) 1:2224 1:2012 1:1837 1:1625 1:1457 MOHSS MOHSS Registered nurse/population 1:328(2015) 1:317 1:307 1:297 1:285 1:270 MOHSS MOHSS Pharmacist/population 1:4095(2015) 1:3563 1:3286 1:2922 1:2567 1:2289 MOHSS MOHSS Registered nurse/population 1:328(2015) 1:317 1:307 1:297 1:285
1:270 MOHSS MOHSS Pharmacist/population 1:4095(2015) 1:3563 1:3286 1:2922 1:2567 1:2289 MOHSS MOHSS SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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FOCUS AREA: GENDER EQUALITY
DO 21: By 2022, Namibian women have equal opportunities and are free from gender-based-violence % of women in politics 47% (2015) 47% 47% 50% 50% 50% MGECW MGECW Women employment rate 68% (2014) 70% 72% 74% 76% 76% NSA MGECW GBV prevalence rate 33% (2013) 30% 28% 25% 23% 20% MGECW MGECW FOCUS AREA: HOUSING AND LAND DO 22: By 2022, Namibian households living in improvised houses reduced from 19% in 2016 to 12%. % households that live in improvised houses 18.9% (2016) 19% 18% 16% 14% 12% NSA MURD

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FOCUS AREA: SANITATION
DO 23: By 2022, Namibian households have improved sanitation increasing from 28% in 2016 to 40% in rural areas and from 77% in 2016 to 87% in urban areas.. % rural households practicing open defecation 72% (2015/16) 72% 70% 68% 64% 60% NSA MURD % rural households with access to sanitation 28% (2015/16) 30% 32% 35% 38% 40% NSA MURD % urban households practicing open defecation 22% (2015/16) 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% NSA MURD % urban households with access to sanitation 76.9% (2015/16) 78% 80% 82% 84% 87% NSA MURD FOCUS AREA: YOUTH DO 24: By 2022, youth are empowered and have adequate opportunities to actively participate in the economy and the youth development index has increased from 0.49 in 2013 to 0.58. Youth Development Index 0.49 (2013) 0.49 0.5 0.53 0.55 0.58 NSA MYSNS Youth unemployment rate (%) 39.2% (2014) 39% 37.7% 36.2% 34.7% 33% NSA MYSNS FOCUS AREA: EMPOWERING PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES THROUGH SPORTS DO 25: By 2022, Namibians have improved opportunities to participate in professional sports with employment contribution increasing from 0.2% to 2%. % contribution of sports to employment 0.2% (2014) 0.3% 0.4% 0.6% 1% 2% NSA MYSNS FOCUS AREA: ARTS AND CULTURE DO 26: By 2022, Namibians are empowered and have opportunities to participate in arts and culture with the share of employment increasing to 2%. % contribution of arts and culture to employment 0.65% (2014) 0.85% 1.0% 1.25% 1.65% 2.0% NSA MOEAC FOCUS AREA: INTEGRATE MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES INTO MAINSTREAM ECONOMY DO 27: By 2022, marginalized communities are integrated into the mainstream economy. Unemployment rate 77% (2014) 75% 70% 60% 55% 50% NSA OPM Poverty 68% (2010) 50% 47% 42 38 35% NSA OPM Primary educational attainment 30% (2010) 35% 40% 45% 55% 60% NSA OPM/ MOEAC Secondary educational attainment 8.4% (2010) 10% 12% 165 18% 20% NSA OPM/ MOEAC Tertiary educational attainment 0.23% (2010) 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% NSA OPM/ MOEAC Never been to school 58% (2010) 50% 45% 35% 25% 20% NSA OPM/ MOEAC SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION

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GOAL 3: ENSURE SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT AND ENHANCE RESILIENCE World Environmental Performance Index (score) 43.7 (2014) 47 50.2 53.5 56.7 60 MET MET FOCUS AREA: CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF NATURAL RESOURCES DO 28: By 2022, Namibia is sustainably managing her natural resources Annual revenue generated from protected areas and CBNRM programme N$ 147.4 million (2014) N$ 169.5 million N$ 194.9 million N$ 224.1 million N$ 257.7 million N$ 296.3 million MET MET Reduction in poaching cases (%) 27% (2015) 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% MET MET 7RWDODUHDEXUQHGE\YHOGÀUHVUHGXFHG 3.7 Mil ha (2015) 3.2 Mil ha 2.8 Mil ha 2.3 Mil ha 1.8 Mil ha 1.3 Mil ha MET MET FOCUS AREA: ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT, CLIMATE CHANGE AND GREEN GROWTH DO 29: By 2022, Namibia is sustainably managing its environment and climate resilient Greenhouse gas emissions (30% reduction against BAU projection) 5 240 (Gg CO2 eq) (2015) 5 933 6 627 7 321 8 014 8 708 MET (12 441 (BAU scenario)) MET MET 65% 70% 75% 80% MET % adherence to Environmental Manage￾ment Plans 57% (2015) 60% 65% 70% 75% 80% MET MET NDP5 Pillar Indicator Baseline NDP5 Targets Data source Responsible Y1 Y2 Y3 Y4 Y5 institution GOAL 4: PROMOTE GOOD GOVERNANCE THROUGH EFFECTIVE INSTITUTIONS GOAL INDICATORS Ibrahim Index of African Governance Score 70.4 (2015) 72 74 76 78 80 Ibrahim Index of African Governance OPM FOCUS AREA: PEACE, SECURITY AND RULE OF LAW DO 30: By 2022, Namibia is the most safe, secure and peaceful country in Africa according to the Global Peace Index. Global Peace Index 1.873 (2015) 1.833 1.793 1.753 1.713 1.673 MSS MSS Reduction in Crime rate (%) 4.4% (2015) 4% 6% 8% 10% MOJ Rate of re-offending 43% (2015) 40% 40% 38% 36% MOJ Criminal case clearance rate- lower courts 56% (2015) 60% 62% 65% 68% 70% MOJ MOJ Criminal case clearance rate- high courts 61% (2015) 62% 635 64% 65% 65% MOJ MOJ Number of road accident reported 12 332 (2015) 11 332 10 332 9 332 8 332 7 332 NRSC NRSC Civil registration (identity for all from birth) 60% (2015) 65% 75% 80% 85% 90% MHIA MHIA FOCUS AREA: ACCOUNTABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY DO 31: By 2022, Namibia continue to be safe, secure, peaceful and upholding the rule of law. Corruption perception index 65 (2015) 60 55 45 35 20 ACC ACC % PE Compliance to Governance Frame￾work 15% (2015) 20% 30% 50% 60% 70% MPE MPE % PE Performance Improvement 10% (2015) 15% 20% 25% 30% 35% MPE MPE Transparency International Index (score) 53 (2015) 55 56 58 60 65 ACC ACC FOCUS AREA: PUBLIC SERVICE PERFORMANCE AND SERVICE DELIVERY DO 32: By 2022, Namibia has improved service delivery to the satisfaction of citizens Citizen public service delivery satisfaction rate 50% (2015) 60% 65% 65% 70% 70% OPM OPM Number of decentralized functions 11 (2015) 18 25 33 38 39 MURD MURD/OMAs FOCUS AREA: STATISTICAL DEVELOPMENT DO 33: By 2022, Namibia has an integrated statistical system providing quality and sound data and statistics for national development World Bank Capacity Indicator 58.9% (2016) 65% 70% 75% 80% 90%
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GAME CHANGERS
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Pillar Focus Area Desired Outcome Key Strategies Champion ECONOMIC PROGRESSION $FKLHYH,QFOXVLYH Sustainable and Equitable Economic Growth Mining %\1DPLELDKDVDQLQWHJUDWHGPLQLQJ industry value chain with double the share of valued added mining exports from 2015 % ,QWHQVLI\YDOXHDGGLWLRQWRPDNHWKHVHFWRUPRUHSURÀWDEOHDQG resilient % Establish mining value chain activities % Promote industries that will produce mining inputs and services MITSMED Tourism %\1DPLELDKDVDGLYHUVLÀHGDQG competitive tourism sector increasing the number of tourists from 1.4 million in 2015 to 1.8 million. % $ZDUHQHVVPDUNHWLQJDQGSURPRWLRQRI7RXULVP % Facilitate investment in infrastructure and superstructure % Diversify tourism products MET Research and Inno￾vation %\*URVV([SHQGLWXUHRQ5HVHDUFK Development as a percentage of GDP increased from 0.35% in 2015 to 1%. % &UHDWLQJDQHQDEOLQJHQYLURQPHQWIRU6FLHQFH7HFKQRORJ\DQG Innovation % Development of National Research and Innovation Infrastructure % Building Research and Technical Competencies % Building strategic partnership MHETI Energy %\1DPLELDKDVDVXVWDLQDEOHPL[RI locally generated energy capacity of 755 MW to support household and industry development. % Expand bulk transmission and distribution infrastructure to avoid overreliance on imports % Harness indigenous resources for generating energy % Transform the current power market structure % Promote the entrance of Independent Power Producers MME Water %\1DPLELDKDVDVXVWDLQDEOHSURGXFWLRQ and consumption of water resources resulting in improved access to safe drinking water for human consumption and for industry use. Each rural constituency will have water access above 50%. % Upgrade Existing Water Infrastructure % Construct new water supply infrastructure % Improve management of existing water sources % Enhance transboundary water cooperation MAWF Transport & Logistics %\1DPLELDKDVDVXVWDLQDEOHWUDQVSRUW system supporting a world-class logistics hub connecting SADC to international markets % Implement the Transport and Logistic Master Plan % Expand the capacity of the Walvis Bay port % 8SJUDGHURDGUDLOSRUWDQGDYLDWLRQLQIUDVWUXFWXUHWRZRUOG class standards MWT ICT %\1DPLELDKDVXQLYHUVDODFFHVVWR LQIRUPDWLRQDIIRUGDEOHFRPPXQLFDWLRQDQG technology infrastructure and services % Upgrade ICT infrastructure across the country % Expand modern broadcasting services to all communities % Promote e-services and innovation by integrating ICT in all sectors % Build a geo-ICT Infrastructure MICT Strengthened Export Capacity and Greater Regional Integration %\1DPLELDKDVGLYHUVLÀHGDQGLQFUHDVHG exports of manufactured goods from 44.5% in 2015 to 60%. % Standardize customs procedures with regional neighbors to facilitate trade % Leverage Namibia’s membership within SACU and SADC % Collaborate with regional neighbors % Increase export potential by focusing on greater industrialization MITSMED 6XSSRUWLYHÀQDQFLDO infrastructure for greater inclusion
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SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION
Pillar Focus Area Desired Outcome Key Strategies Champion SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION Build Capable and Health Human Resources Social Protection %\WKHSURSRUWLRQRIVHYHUHO\ poor individuals has dropped from 11% in 2016 to 5%. % Strengthen Social Safety Nets % Expand the legal framework for poverty eradication and inequality reduction % Improve the coordination of sectoral initiatives MPESW % Enhance disaster risk governance OPM ECD %\1DPLELDQFKLOGUHQDJHG KDYHDVHFXUHHGXFDWLRQDOIRXQGDWLRQ through access to ECD services. % Enhance the quality of teaching at pre-primary level % Improving the provision of appropriate educational IDFLOLWLHVWHDFKLQJOHDUQLQJUHVRXUFHVDQGLQFUHDVLQJFKLOG health and nutrition MEAC % Increase access to quality Integrated Early Childhood Development (IECD) % Upgrade the curriculum for 0-4 years and its implementation MGECW Basic education %\DOOOHDUQHUVKDYHDFFHVVWR equitable inclusive quality Education WKDWTXDOLÀHVWKHPWRSXUVXHKLJKHU education. % Develop and maintain education infrastructure % Develop a strong framework to enhance core skills of literacy and numeracy % Develop comprehensive planning and administration systems % Improve learners’ transition to higher education MEAC % 'HYHORSDQDWLRQDOVWUDWHJ\RQHGXFDWLRQIRUSHDFH FRQÁLFWSUHYHQWLRQDQGUHVROXWLRQ MoD % Improve education and training of the marginalized MOVAMC TVET %\1DPLELDKDVSXWLQSODFH an education system that responds to industrial needs. % Create a pool of competent and skilled workers % Offer TVET courses that improve the employment prospects of learners % Make TVET more accessible % 5DLVH79(7·VEUDQGLGHQWLW\DQGSURÀOH MHETI Higher Education %\1DPLELDKDVSXWLQSODFH an education system that responds to industrial needs. % Widen access to university education through equity and inclusion % Improve quality of teaching and learning % Strengthen research capacity at HEIs MHETI Health & Nutrition %\1DPLELD·V+HDOWK$GMXVWHG/LIH Expectancy (HALE) has improved from 58 to 67.5 years. % Accelerate health infrastructure development and UHVRXUFHPDQDJHPHQWHTXLSPHQWSK\VLFDOEXLOGLQJ PDLQWHQDQFHSKDUPDFHXWLFDODQGÀQDQFH % Ensure the wellbeing of Namibian people % Effective governance (legal and policy framework) % Improve communication and stakeholder engagement UHVHDUFKKHDOWKSURPRWLRQDQGVWDNHKROGHUURXQGWDEOH % Improve talent management through human resource GHYHORSPHQWUHFUXLWPHQWDQGUHWHQWLRQ MOHSS Gender Equality %\1DPLELDZRPHQDUH empowered and free from gender￾based-violence. % ,QFUHDVHÀQDQFLDODQGKXPDQFDSDFLW\RIVHUYLFH providers % Strengthen implementation of gender responsive budgeting and planning % Mainstream informal businesses led by women MGECW Housing and Land %\1DPLELDQKRXVHKROGVOLYLQJLQ improvised houses reduced from 19% in 2016 to 12%. % Accelerate Housing Delivery through Stakeholder Involvement and Development of Alternative Housing Construction Models % Develop public-private partnerships to provide land servicing % Monitor
national progress in housing provision % Ensure Coordinated Urban and Regional Development MURD Sanitation %\1DPLELDQKRXVHKROGVKDYH improved sanitation increasing from 28% in 2016 to 40% in rural areas and from 77% in 2016 to 87% in urban areas % Strengthen advocacy and create strategic partnership to tackle sanitation challenges % &RRUGLQDWHVWDNHKROGHUVDFURVVQDWLRQDOUHJLRQDODQG local levels % Promote self-build approaches by providing relevant technical guidance and market linkages % Promote coordinated investment on sanitation infrastructure (new and maintenance of existing infrastructure) MURD

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Build Capable and Health
Human Resources
Youth Empowerment %\\RXWKDUHHPSRZHUHGDQG have adequate opportunities to actively participate in the economy and the youth development index has increased from
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Sports %\1DPLELDQVKDYHLPSURYHG opportunities to participate in professional sports with employment contribution increasing from 0.2% in 2014 to 2%. % Improve sports infrastructure at all levels % Establish a research strategy for monitoring and evaluating the impact of sports % Create public awareness campaigns to encourage participation in sports % Learn from successful sports for development programmes used in developing countries that boast a strong track record and research basis MSYNS Arts & Culture %\1DPLELDQVDUHHPSRZHUHG and have opportunities to participate in arts and culture with the share of employment increasing to 2%. % Broaden arts and culture education and training MEAC Marginalized Com￾munities %\PDUJLQDOL]HGFRPPXQLWLHVDUH integrated into mainstream economy. % Improve education and training of marginalized communities % Ensure sustainable livelihood for marginalized communities % Provide Financial & Resource Management training MOVAMC ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Pillar Focus Area Desired Outcome Key Strategies Champion ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY Ensure Sustainable Environment and Enhance Resilience Conservation and Sustainable Use of Natural Resources %\1DPLELDLV sustainably managing her natural resources. % Strengthen sustainable land management % Sustained environmental awareness campaigns % Enhance value addition and the sustainable utilization of biodiversity % 6DIHJXDUGHFRV\VWHPVVSHFLHVDQGJHQHWLFGLYHUVLW\ MET Environmental Management and Climate Change %\1DPLELDLV sustainably managing its environment and climate resilient. % Strengthen environmental protection % Promote environmentally-sound investments and production systems MET GOOD GOVERNANCE Pillar Focus Area Desired Outcome Key Strategies Champion GOOD GOVERNANCE Promote Good Gover￾nance through Effective Institutions 3HDFH6HFXULW\DQG Rule of Law %\1DPLELDFRQWLQXHWREH VDIHVHFXUHSHDFHIXODQGXSKROGLQJ the rule of law % Improve Crime Prevention % Strengthen National Security and Territorial Integrity % Promote multi-focused rehabilitation services % ,PSURYHMXVWLFHDGPLQLVWUDWLRQHIÀFLHQF\ MoJ % Integrated immigration management and civil registration systems MOHAI Accountability & Trans￾parency %\1DPLELDLVWKHPRVW transparent and accountable nation in Africa % Strengthen Anti-Corruption Measures ACC % Strengthen public sector auditing AG % Strengthen corporate governance for Public Enterprises (PEs) MPE % Strengthen the Monitoring and Evaluation System NPC Public Performance %\1DPLELDKDVLPSURYHGVHUYLFHGHOLYHU\WRWKHVDWLV￾faction of citizens % Encourage a “service mentality” in the public service sector % Reduce overlapping roles in the public sector by streamlining it for RUJDQL]DWLRQDOHIÀFLHQF\ % Ensure that key information about public services are available online OPM % Annual customer satisfaction survey by business community NCCI % Empower and Build Capacity in Regional and Local Authorities % Design and implement a
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