The main purpose of this Strategic Plan is to guide health sector and other stakeholders in implementing its mandate in the provision of Traditional and Alternative Medicine towards achieving the sector vision and mission. It acts as a tool for resource mobilization and allocation, improvement of performance and contribute to Vision 2025.

The National Strategic Plan for Viral Hepatitis in Tanzania intends to guide individuals and organizations from all sectors to strengthen collective response to Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) and Hepatitis C Virus (HCV) infections.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication outline the general requirements for maintenance organisation, certification of maintenance organisations, equipments and material requirements for maintenance organisations and other general provisions.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication is based on the recommendations of the Botswana Civil Aviation Authority and elucidate the requirements for certificate of airworthiness, airworthiness of aircraft and aircraft components, aircraft noise certification and other general provisions.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication specify the rules for air and air traffic services such as flight rules, lights and other signals to be shown or made by aircraft and aerodrome, flights plan, air traffic services, and other related provisions.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication covers the certification of training organisations, training manual and procedures manual, training facilities, and other general provisions.

These regulations by the Ministry of Transport and Communication specify the requirements for establishment of aerodromes, application for aerodrome establishment certificate, licensing of private aerodromes, certificate for public use of aerodromes, obligations of an aerodrome operator, aerodrome maintenance, aerodrome operations manual, and other general requirements.

This is an Act for the establishment of the Competition and Consumer Authority. The Act outlines the mandate, functions, and tribunal proceedings for breaches of the provisions of the Act as well as other matters incidental or connected with the Act.

This is an Act by the Parliament of Botswana specifying the provisions for the protection of consumers in Botswana through investigation, prohibition and control of unfair business practices as well as other related matters.

This is an Act by the Parliament of Botswana specifying all cybercrimes and computer related offences in Botswana as well as other related regulations.

This is an Act by the Parliament of Botswana amending the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 2014, specifically deleting section 19 (d)

An Act by the Parliament of Botswana to regulate the protection of personal data and to ensure that the privacy of individuals in relation to their personal data is maintained; for the establish the Information and Data Protection Commission including its functions and responsibility; and for other related matters.

These regulations by the Southern Africa Development Community outline the general provision for roaming in electronic communication in Botswana such as costing for roaming services, service quality, and transparency for consumers.

This directive establishes the cost model and pricing framwork for ICTservices in Botswana including the cost of supplying service by service providers and the appropriate forward looking pricing framework for the market.

The goal of this strategy is to defend Botswana cyberspace from threats. The strategy prioritises cyber threats and risks to ensure that all key stakeholders in the Botswana cyberspace accept responsibility for cybersecurity. Furthermore, the strategy aims to improve cybersecurity by enhancing stakeholders’ awareness on relevant risks, preventive measures and effective responses in the cyberspace.

These guidelines outline the minimum standard requirements on Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery to all licensed communications operators to ensure uninterrupted consumers services and to enable businesses recover operations promptly.

The Broadcasters Code of Practice is part of the current Radio and Television Broadcasters Licence Requirements. The code outlines the ethical and community standards for all licensed broadcasters. The purpose of the Code is for compliance and monitoring of the broadcast content on commercial Radio & Television stations.

The policies are on based three national objectives: universal access to basic telecommunication services; to promote a broad, reliable, and efficient supply of telecommunications services in Botswana in line with international standards and at the lowest possible cost to consumers in Botswana; and to ensure regional balance in telecommunication services in different regions of the country and between rural and urban areas.

These regulations by the Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology specifies all the fees payable by broadcasters in Botswana.

This is an Act that makes provisions for the protection , promotion and preservation of the public health, safety and welfare through regulation and control of nursing and midwifery education and pratice.