How will the plan be implemented?
The government will put in place robust mechanisms to ensure that the plan is fully and effectively implemented. The main elements of this are: clarity with respect to the roles and responsibilities of key national actors and stakeholders; appropriate institutional mechanisms; and a well-thought-through implementation strategy.
- Roles and Responsibilities
Oversight and policy coordination for the National Development Plan will be provided by:
- The National Assembly;
- Cabinet;
- An Inter-Ministerial Steering Committee;
- A Multi-Stakeholder National Coordinating Committee;
- A Regional Governor’s and Municipalities Forum; and
- A Government-Development Partners forum is also envisaged.
For technical and implementation oversight, the following mechanisms will be put in place:
- A National Technical Committee;
- Technical Clusters;
- A National Monitoring and Evaluation platform; and
- Regional Technical Advisory Committee and cascading down to Ward levels.
- Implementation Strategy
Several interconnected strategies shall drive implementation of the National Development Plan, namely:
- Rigorous prioritization and sequencing of actions;
- Addressing regional disparities in access to basic services and strengthening integrated urban planning;
- Realignment of sector strategies and action plans to the overall orientation of the National Development Plan;
- Regional integration and cross-border cooperation; and
- Capacity development.