The National Planning Commission in partnership with the UN System and GIZ conducted a 5 day Capacity Building Training in Swakopmund, on Public Policy Making Processes and SDG Acceleration (25- 29 October 2021), focusing on the finalisation of the two Trade Policies namely: “Trade in Goods” and “Trade in services”. The theme of this series […]
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Dear stakeholders, The Vision2030 review validation workshop, for Inequality and Social Welfare thematic Area, that is scheduled to take place on 01 October 2021 @ 09h00, was unfortunately postponed until further notice. Kindly accept our sincere apologies for any inconvenience which this may have caused. Please contact Ms. D. Van Wyk at dvanwyk@npc.gov.na for further information. […]
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Yesterday,February 11th,2021,H.E. Wisnu Edi Pratignyo, the newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Indonesia to Namibia, paid a courtesy call to Hon.Obeth Mbuipaha Kandjoze,Director General of the National Planning Commission. At the onset,H.E. Ambassador Pratignyo, extended appreciation on behalf of the people of Indonesia to the people of Namibia for the cordial relations between the States spanning 3 decades. […]
Public Lecture by Honourable Tom K Alweendo (MP), Namibia University Science Technology, 16 May 2017 Introduction Tonight, I will be concerned more with development planning as a tool for shaping and accelerating our development goals. Development planning is a multifaceted and cross-cutting undertaking and it plays an important role in shaping our development goals and […]
In order to address and reverse the plight on the marginalized communities in Namibia, National Planning Commission was directed by the H.E President Hage Geingob to develop a sustainable strategy on how to mainstream the marginalized communities in the country. The strategy is premised on a main principle to ensure that marginalized communities acquire status […]
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