MKUZA II SUCCESSOR STRATEGY

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MKUZA II SUCCESSOR STRATEGY ZANZIBAR STRATEGY FOR ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION (ZSEST) 2016-2020

OUTLINE INTRODUCTION FORMULATION STAGES THEME, MISSION KEY RESULTS AREAS OUTCOMES EDUCATION SECTOR FOCUS RESULTS INDICATORS, STRATEGIC ACTIONS CONCLUSION

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY Adapt to Changing Circumstances (Climate change, SDG’s) Need to Rethink Implementing Learned Lessons, Improving the Old One, Righting the Wrongs End of Old One WHY NEW STRATEGY?

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY THE REVIEW & STRATEGISING PROCESS

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY Key Strategic Action Indicators Outcomes A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B1 B2 C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 D1 D2 D3 E1 E2 E3 E4 Key Resul t Area A B C D E Mission Statement Theme C

THEME Economic and Social Transformation for the Benefit of All

MISSION STATEMENT Achieving Middle Income Status by Enabling Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in Key Sectors, Promoting Human Capital Development, Providing Quality Services for All , Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Adhering to Good Governance Principles

KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in Key Sectors

Promoting Human Capital Development KEY RESULT AREA B: Promoting Human Capital Development

Providing Quality Services for All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services for All

Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Key RESULT area d: Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience

Adhering To Good Governance Principles KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles

Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors Outcome a1: A Conducive Business Environment Attained to Allow the Private Sector to Thrive Responsibly and Create Descent Work for Women and Men

Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors Outcome a2: Targeted and Sufficient Public Investment to Support Infrastructure and Other Important Growth Enablers

KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors Outcome a3: A Competitive Tourism and Hospitality Sector Which Provides Sustainable and Inclusive Benefits to Zanzibaris and Capitalise upon Zanzibar’s Cultural Heritage

KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors OUTCOME A4: Modernised Production Sectors in Agriculture, Agro-industry and Manufacturing Sectors to Increase the Value and Volume of Trade

A Vibrant Private Sector is Developed KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors OUTCOME A5: A Vibrant Private Sector is Developed

KEY RESULT AREA A: Enabling Sustainable And Inclusive Growth In Key Sectors OUTCOME A6: An Improved Social Protection Scheme Aimed at Promoting Inclusive Economic Growth and Reducing Vulnerability to Economic Shocks

KEY RESULT AREA B: Promoting Human Capital Development Outcome b1: Increased Employability Through Skills Development of Youth, Women and Men in Both Rural and Urban Areas

Promoting Human Capital Development KEY RESULT AREA B: Promoting Human Capital Development Outcome b2: Enhanced Entrepreneurial Capacity of Youth, Women and Men for Generating Meaningful Self-employment Opportunities

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c1: Improved Access To Quality Health and Sanitation Services and Safe and Clean Water, and Mitigated Burden of Communicable (including HIV) and Non-Communicable Diseases

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c2: Inclusive, Gender-Responsive and Equitable Access To Quality Education and Skills Training to Enhance Human Capacity for Sustaining National Development

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c3: Increased Access to Decent and Affordable Housing, Improved Rational Land Use and Better Access to Energy

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c4: Enhanced Prevention of and Response to Violence Against Women and Children .

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c5: Enhanced National Capacity to Prepare and Respond to All Types of Emergencies (Natural, Health and Man-made) in a Timely and Effective Manner

Providing Quality Services For All KEY RESULT AREA C: Providing Quality Services For All Outcome c6: Attained National and Household Food Security and Nutrition and Right to Food for All.

Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Key RESULT area d: Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Outcome d1: Improved Gender Responsive Adaptation and Mitigation Measures to Protect Against Threats of Climate Change

Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Key RESULT area d: Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Resilience Outcome d2: Marine and Terrestrial Ecosystems Protected and Restored and Reduced Biodiversity Loss (Sustainable Use of Marine and Terrestrial Resources)

Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change Resilience Key RESULT area d: Attaining Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change Resilience Outcome d3: Environmental Degradation Prevented and Reduced Social Risk of Economic Activities

Adhering To Good Governance Principles KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles Outcome E1: Governance Systems and Structures are Accountable, Transparent and Corruption-free

Adhering To Good Governance Principles KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles Outcome E2: Attainment of Gender Equality and Equity, Social Inclusion and Empowerment of Women, Girls, Youths, People with Disabilities and People in Vulnerable Situations

Adhering To Good Governance Principles KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles Outcome E3: Increased Access to Justice, Respect for the Rule of Law, Adherence to Basic Human Rights and Greater Participation in the Democratic Process

Outcome E4: Responsible Corporate Governance Ensured. KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles Outcome E4: Responsible Corporate Governance Ensured.

Adhering To Good Governance Principles KEY result AREA E: Adhering To Good Governance Principles Outcome E5: Enhanced Mainstreaming of Population and Urban Issues in the Development of Zanzibar

EDUCATION SECTOR FOCUS RESULTS Education and Skills of Youths, Women and Men and People with Disabilities in Both Rural and Urban Areas match with the Labour Market Requirements Youths, Women, Men and People with Disabilities have entrepreneurial capacity to be engaged in meaningful self-employment All people have equal opportunities to universally acceptable standards of education and skills

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY - INDICATORS

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY - INDICATORS

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY-KEY ACTIONS

THE SUCCESSOR STRATEGY Who to Do What? Means of Implementation From Where, to Whom? Resource Mobilisation How and When? Monitoring and Evaluation

Ahsanteni Thank You!